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Community Crews Clean Up Mesilla Following Diez y Seis Fiesta
The cleanup followed the previous weekend’s Diez y Seis celebration, bringing together historic site staff, students, volunteers and town personnel to help clean up after one of Mesilla’s community events. [more]
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Sandbags: It’s Not Over, Yet
Mesilla Mayor Russell Hernandez was among those photographed helping fill bags as supplies were distributed. [more]
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Las Cruces Man Accused of Pointing Loaded Rifle at Federal Agents
During an interview with the FBI, Reeser allegedly said he believed the two agents had been following him and that he pointed the rifle at them because he could not allow someone to “mess with him.” [more]
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Las Cruces Woman Sentenced for Armed Fentanyl Trafficking
First Assistant U.S. Attorney Ryan Ellison and Special Agent in Charge Justin A. Garris of the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Albuquerque Field Office made the announcement today. [more]
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NMSU Extension uses AI to update 4-H curriculum, create bot
“AI, we cannot deny. It’s here. It’s happening right now, so how can we support Extension agents and specialists using the technology?” [more]
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Football: Aggies Return from Bye for 116th Rio Grande Rivalry
“As the New Mexico National Guard, we represent the whole state, and we are always eager to support the universities that make New Mexico proud.” [more]
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CRRUA Issues Precautionary Boil Water Advisory for Racetrack Drive/Hacienda San Gabriel Area
Under its Proactive Safety Protocol, CRRUA has issued a Precautionary Water Boil Advisory for the area, which is a standard procedure due to the large area impacted. [more]
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State Emergency Operations Center prepared for flash flooding
“Sudden, heavy rainfall can become dangerous – especially in burn scar areas – so we’re putting resources in place to respond to any flash flooding emergencies quickly and effectively.” [more]
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New Mexico National Guard Prepared to Support Flood Response Amid Heavy Rain
In Ruidoso, one Community Emergency Response Team is staged with two high-water vehicles and prepared to respond if requested by local authorities. [more]
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Gias Foods, Inc. Recalls Bettergoods Authentic Italian Lemon Alfredo Fettuccine Because of Possible Health Risk
The recall was the result of a routine sampling program conducted by Washington State Department of Agriculture and Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, which revealed that the finished products may contain the bacteria. [more]
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Woman, Two Children Hospitalized After Sunland Park Crash
The department did not provide additional information about the circumstances of the crash or identify the people involved. [more]
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Fishing Report: Red, Green and Xmas… Special Trout Waters?
As New Mexicans, we often have to choose between red, green or Christmas… the same holds in Special Trout Waters [more]
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Free Fishing Weekend set for Sept. 26-27 across New Mexico
“Fishing helps people connect with New Mexico’s waters and wildlife while building an appreciation for conserving these resources.” [more]
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Think Safety Near Trains and Tracks
Statistics show that a vehicle, or a pedestrian, is struck by a train nearly every three hours in the U.S. [more]
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No Injuries Reported in I-25 Rollover Near Radium Springs
After the initial emergency response, the scene was turned over to New Mexico State Police. [more]
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Las Cruces Parks & Rec Fall Hiking Series Returns in October
Las Cruces Community Recreation will offer a six-week series of free guided hikes this fall, with outings scheduled every Thursday and Saturday from Oct. 15 through Nov. 21. [more]
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Doña Ana County Prepares Drainage System Ahead of Heavy Rain
The period of greatest concern is expected from Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. [more]
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NMSU Play Reading Offers an Early Look at ‘Perfect Arrangement’ September 25
NMSU Theatre Arts and Zuhl Library will begin a Community Play Reading Series with Topher Payne’s Perfect Arrangement from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25, in the library’s second-floor commons. [more]
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Disc Golf Tournament Finds a Temporary Home Along the Pecos River
Organizers created a temporary nine-basket course covering approximately a mile through the recreation area. [more]
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Leadership Training for Airmen and Guardians
“You get the opportunity to set a standard, to turn readiness into a habit and become the next great leaders of our Air and Space Force.” [more]
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Driver Arrested for DUI After High-Speed Chase in Mesilla
The truck crashed, emitting sparks and momentarily becoming airborne, then continued north on Avenida de Mesilla and turned west on Calle de Norte, eventually coming to a stop. [more]
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802 Soldiers Considered as NMNG Completes FY27 Promotion Boards
The EPS process is ultimately about people — recognizing Soldiers who are ready for greater responsibility and developing the next generation of noncommissioned officers who will lead the New Mexico National Guard. [more]
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Pentagon Begins Testosterone Deficiency Screening for Male Service Members 30 and Older
Male service members younger than 30 may request screening or be screened when a medical provider identifies clinical indicators. [more]
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New Mexico Soldiers Set the Standard at Army Recruiter Course
“This is what makes me proud to be part of the New Mexico Army National Guard.” [more]
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Las Cruces Man Makes FBI’s Violent Crime Roundup for the Week
The FBI included Clay’s case in its Sept. 18 weekly roundup alongside cases from Virginia, Washington, South Dakota and Texas involving investigations ranging from bank robbery and violent crime to a decades-old disappearance and online child exploitation. [more]
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50 Years: A Sci-Fi Classic Filmed in New Mexico
The film follows Thomas Jerome Newton, played by Bowie, who is a humanoid alien who travels to Earth from a distant planet. [more]
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Traffic Report (September 21–28): Spruce, Triviz, I-25, Artcraft and MORE
Construction schedules and traffic restrictions are subject to change without notice. [more]
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Soccer: Aggies Drop Nonconference Finale Against Lumberjacks
“We didn’t bring the energy and pain we brought in the two previous games.” [more]
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Volleyball: Monday Match Versus New Mexico Postponed
“The decision was made with our student-athletes’ health and well-being top of mind.” [more]
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Sunday Night Collision Results in One Airlifted to Hospital with Serious Injuries
As a result of the collision, one person was transported by air to the hospital with serious injuries. [more]
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Dancing with Life: Discover Contemporary Mexican Masks
The exhibit is on display at the Museum of Art through Saturday, October 17. [more]
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Las Cruces Public Schools Launches ‘Thank a Principal’ Community Appreciation Campaign
“Principals are our building leaders who offer encouragement, believe in our students and staff, and create a culture where all students can thrive.” [more]
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NMSU FIRE Venture Fellow completes internship at Builders VC
“He didn’t just compile a list of organizations; he built a comprehensive stakeholder database that our team will continue using well beyond his fellowship.” [more]
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NMSU reminds fans to respect tailgating regulations
“The primary goal of structuring tailgating rules is to foster an environment where students, staff, faculty and families can come and enjoy the festivities safely.” [more]
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Department of Public Safety concludes statewide CJIS forum, strengthens information sharing: Three-day event brings together law enforcement partners for hands on training
Experts from the FBI CJIS Division presented both virtually and in person, while the FBI Albuquerque Field Office provided four hours of training on missing persons investigations, gang intelligence, and interagency coordination. [more]
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National Science Foundation awards NMSU grant for chemical simulation
“This award shows that we are meeting the demands and expectations of an R1 research university.” [more]
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Fixing FLOPS
“If a computer calculated the radius of the earth, it would be off by the width of about 1 atom.” [more]
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State to host virtual information session on federal Medicaid changes September 23
Attendees will learn what Medicaid members can to keep their benefits, and how advocates can help spread the word. [more]
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Marine Corps Air Station Uses Goats in Wildfire Mitigation
“The strategic fuel breaks created by this targeted grazing program slow a fire’s advance and lowers the energy released.” [more]
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Early-morning Crash Critically Injures Man
The driver was initially transported to a local hospital and then to University Medical Center of El Paso where he remains in critical condition. [more]
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Aggies XC: Marlene Mosqueda Takes Second at Lori Fitzgerald Memorial Open
Kicking off the morning in the Lone Star State at 7 a.m., the women’s 5k saw six Aggies compete. [more]
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Volleyball: Aggies Drop Finale to UTRGV on Saturday
“Credit to UTRGV for serving tough, I clearly need to toughen us up a little.” [more]
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“The rain comes when the wind calls.” –Ralph Waldo Emerson
Monsoon storms tend to be small, but they can move very quickly. [more]
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Las Cruces Public Schools Virtual Learning Academy Accepting Applications for Second Nine Weeks
VLA is available to students in elementary, middle, and high school who live within the Las Cruces Public Schools boundaries. [more]
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TEDxNMSU brings ideas, voices together for first campus event
“What started as a conversation is now becoming something much bigger, and hopefully, the beginning of an important chapter in the history of NMSU and the Las Cruces community.” [more]
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Golf: Jackson Funkhouser Wins 2026 New Mexico Open
“I went into the event trying to keep a level head and just to do the absolute best I could and I just couldn’t be more grateful to come away with a win.” [more]
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UPDATE: Attorney General Wraps Las Cruces Stop with Child Safety, Hazing Discussions
Torrez scheduled a “Keeping Kids Safe” town hall from 6 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at the campus auditorium, where the New Mexico Department of Justice said he would discuss efforts to protect children online, legislative proposals affecting New Mexico working families and hear from residents about community safety. [more]
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UPDATE: Santa Teresa Livestock Port Remains Closed as New Mexico Confirms Second Screwworm Case
“We are working as quickly as possible to increase surveillance, inspect animals and monitor for additional cases in and around the affected area,” [more]
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So Delicious Dairy Free® Issues Voluntary Recall of Salted Caramel Cluster Non-Dairy Frozen Dessert Pints Due to Potential Presence of Foreign Material
The recall applies to product with best-by dates on and before April 3, 2028. The recalled product was distributed to retail stores within the United States. [more]
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USDA Welcomes New Mexico into the State Meat and Poultry Inspection Program
“Expanding state inspection partnerships is a way that maintains clear, accountable food safety protections that is central to USDA’s strategy to strengthen America’s food system.” [more]
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Joint Task Force Southern Border Soldiers Innovate to Reinforce Barriers
“Barrier reinforcement operations represent more than physical infrastructure; they showcase the technical ingenuity and skill of our service members.” [more]
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Las Cruces Fire Marks Progress from Academy Cadets to Driver Operator
The academy prepares new firefighters for work that requires physical conditioning, teamwork and discipline before they move into operational roles with the department. [more]
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Volleyball: Aggies Split Doubleheader with Lindenwood, Bradley in Peoria
“Road wins are good, and hopefully on a short turnaround we can find the energy to play well tomorrow.” [more]
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New Mexico Sits on Wet Side of Late-Summer Weather Divide
According to the Weather Service, a broad area of south-central New Mexico received 1 to 2 inches of rain during the previous 24 hours. [more]
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Fire Damages Structure on W. Organ Avenue
No injuries were reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation. [more]
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Women Suspected of Harboring Teenage Runaway
On Sept. 11, 2026, police executed a search warrant at the home where they located the boy hiding in a closet. [more]
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Mayor’s Bike Ride Set for Sunday, September 27, 2026
“This will be the thirteenth Mayor’s Bike Ride, having started in May 2014.” [more]
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Steve Loring appointed executive director of New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum
“Steve’s steady leadership and deep agricultural background make him the right person to guide this museum into its next chapter.” [more]
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White Sands Missile Range Hosts Japanese Defense Delegation
The commander and his Japanese counterparts exchanged gifts in the spirit of partnership and the shared commitment to progress in defense research and development. [more]
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USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service in New Mexico Accepting Applications for Conservation Programs
“We know that America’s producers know the land the best and are the best stewards.” [more]
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