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Alumni Pond set to reopen June 1 as ecosystem restoration continues
“Creating a new ecosystem for a ‘put-and-take’ fishery involves a lot of people, hard work and good timing.” [more]
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Offenses Combine for 51 Runs; Aggies Fall in Season Finale
With another two hit-by-pitches on Saturday, Boston Vest wrapped up his season with 24 HBPs on the season, marking the most ever in a single year by an Aggie. [more]
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NMSU Leyendecker Science Center to host first field day of the season June 3
“These projects are looking at making agriculture more resilient and continue to thrive in a situation where we not only have less water for crops, but as our climate gets hotter and drier, the evaporative demand also increases.” [more]
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Apparent Fireworks Fallout Sparks Wildfire in Sunland Park Bosque
The standby crew assigned to the fireworks display immediately requested additional resources, including mutual aid from the El Paso Fire Department, West Valley Fire Department, and Doña Ana County Fire and Rescue. [more]
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Golf: NM State Athletics to Extend Head Women’s Golf Coach Danny Bowen
“We are thrilled to announce the extension of Coach Bowen, whose outstanding leadership and unwavering dedication have elevated our women’s golf program in remarkable ways.” [more]
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NMSU named home to New Mexico STEM Innovation Network
“I’m all about out-of-school-time activities and providing opportunities for kids who may not have otherwise had opportunities like that.” [more]
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Prep Softball Represents: Lady Trojans Close Scholastic Sports Year Best in State — Without a Doubt
The championship performance was overwhelming from nearly every angle. [more]
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Prep Baseball Represents: SonBlazers Capture Blue Trophy with Championship Rout of Hozho Academy
By the end of the afternoon, the SonBlazers had piled up 22 runs while consistently filling the bases and forcing Hozho Academy to play from behind the entire game. [more]
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NMED, DAF verbally agree to collaboration that advances PFAS cleanup at Cannon AFB
Interagency collaboration will fast-track environmental response. [more]
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Friday Evening Rollover Crash Closes Eastbound Lanes on I-10
The crash resulted in the closure of two eastbound lanes of Interstate 10 while emergency crews worked the scene and cleared the roadway. [more]
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Semi-Trailer Catches Fire Along Pete Dominici
Authorities said the incident remains under investigation by the Sunland Park Fire Department Fire Marshal’s Office. [more]
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Baseball: Turner Shines as Aggies Return to Win Penultimate Game
With five strikeouts on Friday night, Jack Turner concludes his career with exactly 100 strikeouts as an Aggie. [more]
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Baseball: Jonatan Clough Collects CUSA All-Academic Team Honors
The outfielder currently paces the Aggies in batting average (.333), while slugging .585 and maintaining an on-base percentage of .427. [more]
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Golf: Delgadillo and Payán Earn First Team All-CUSA Recognition
With two honorees represented on the first team, NM State serves as the only program to have multiple first team award winners this year. [more]
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Court Grants New Mexico Department of Justice’s Motion for Contempt Against Public Access to Waters Defiance
“Hard-working New Mexican families, anglers, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts deserve to enjoy the public waters and lands that belong to all of us, not just the wealthy few who think money and property ownership place them above the law.” [more]
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First Assistant U.S. Attorney Ryan Ellison Appointed to Serve on Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche’s Advisory Committee
“I’m grateful to Attorney General Blanche for the opportunity to serve and I’m proud that New Mexico will have a seat at the table where our Nation’s most important legal and public safety issues will be discussed.” [more]
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Attorney General Raúl Torrez issues Statement: Court Denies Meta’s Request for Directed Verdict
“The Court made clear today that this case deserves to move forward, and we will continue fighting to hold Meta accountable for the harm its platforms are causing to New Mexico children.” [more]
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High School and University Teams Promote Sports Through Summer Camps
The following listings include a selection of camps currently announced for volleyball, football, basketball, soccer, tennis, and other athletic activities throughout the region. [more]
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City Parks & Rec Announces Summer Swim Schedules; Register for Lessons May 30
City officials noted that class space is limited and registration will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. [more]
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New Mexico Guardsmen Attend Activation Course
“This training strengthens our ability to respond quickly and effectively during state emergencies.” [more]
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FBI Albuquerque Operation Leads to 15 Arrests; Grooming Awareness Training Announced
Federal authorities are encouraging the public to remain vigilant regarding online child exploitation and to report suspected abuse or exploitation through the FBI’s tip line, local FBI field offices, or the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children’s Cyber Tipline. [more]
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Thursday Afternoon Semi-Truck Fire Near Fairgrounds Snarls Traffic
Motorists traveling through the area were advised to expect delays. No additional updates or injuries had been reported as of late Thursday evening. [more]
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Las Cruces Fire Department: Thursday Afternoon Fire Damages Home on Richard Drive
First arriving crews reported fire and smoke coming from a single wide mobile home. [more]
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Las Cruces Firefighters Assist County with MacArthur Road Fire Late Wednesday Night
County fire is currently investigating the cause of the fire in conjunction with the Sheriff’s department. [more]
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Sunland Park Fire: Thursday Motorcycle-Vehicle Crash Results in Critical Injuries
Country Club Road was closed in both directions for approximately one hour while Sunland Park Police Departmentconducted an investigation into the crash. [more]
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Early Thursday Falls at Mount Cristo Rey Result in Serious, Not Life-Threatening Injuries
Both individuals were transported from the scene by Squad-51 with what officials described as serious but non-life-threatening injuries. [more]
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Four Killed in Thursday Morning Medivac Plane Crash; Local Rescue Teams Respond
Among the responding organizations were Mesilla Valley Search and Rescue, Doña Ana County Search and Rescue Association, Ltd, and Organ Mountain Technical Rescue Squad. [more]
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Baseball: Aggies Fall in High-Scoring Affair Against FIU
Steve Solorzano logged his second grand slam of the season and extended his hitting streak to 14 games to mark the longest active streak by an Aggie. He also posted his 19th multi-hit game of the year – the most by any Aggie this year. [more]
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Doña Ana Community College Celebrates Nearly 1,700 Students; Community Turns Out in Support
Nearly 1,700 students were recognized Thursday evening as Doña Ana Community College held commencement ceremonies at the Pan American Center, marking the conclusion of the 2025-2026 academic year with a strong show of support from families, educators, and the broader community. [more]
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NM Army National Guard Aviation Crew Locates, Rescues Lost Lincoln County Hiker After Communications Lost
“Tonight’s rescue is a powerful reminder of the professionalism, courage and selfless service our New Mexico National Guard Soldiers bring to every mission.” [more]
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City of Las Cruces Fire Crews Respond to Propane Leak in North Sonoma Ranch Area
The Las Cruces Fire Department reminds the public to immediately report any suspected gas leaks or hazardous materials incidents by calling 911. [more]
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Ticket Punched: Emma Bunch Advances to NCAA Women’s Golf Championship
In the opening round on Monday, Bunch carded a 64 (-7) to mark the lowest 18-hole score of her career and finish the first day four strokes clear of the field. [more]
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NMSU to award more than 2,100 degrees at spring 2026 commencement ceremonies
“Walking on stage carries more than the completion of my degree. It’s taking a step for a new generation of education within my family.” [more]
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Border Security and Immigration Enforcement Prosecutions Rise in New Mexico
Many of these prosecutions were part of the Homeland Security Task Force (HSTF) initiative established by Executive Order 14159, Protecting the American People Against Invasion. [more]
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Attorney General Raúl Torrez Charges Alleged Imposter Nurse in Las Cruces Who Nearly Caused Patient Death and Administered Narcotics to Juveniles
“These charges should keep anyone attempting to pose as a healthcare provider on notice: we will find you, and we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law to protect New Mexicans.” [more]
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New Mexico’s hantavirus strain is different from cruise ship outbreak and does not spread between people
“New Mexicans should not worry about the Andes virus in the state.” [more]
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N.M. National Guard Helicopter crew visits Rio Rancho school
“We invited our school community to come out as well.” [more]
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Honor at All Levels: Fallen Officers Remembered in Santa Fe Memorial May 22
New Mexico State Police issued a statewide message honoring “the brave men and women who serve and protect” while remembering officers who “made the ultimate sacrifice.” [more]
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Albuquerque Man Convicted of Fentanyl Trafficking Following Multi-City High-Speed Pursuit
The pursuit continued into Clovis, New Mexico, where King’s vehicle collided with a law enforcement unit in a residential area, ending the chase and resulting in King’s arrest. [more]
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Attorney General Raúl Torrez Joins Coalition Urging FDA to Reverse Guidance Easing Sales of Flavored E-Cigarettes
“Instead of making it easier for tobacco companies to get thousands of New Mexico kids addicted to tobacco products, the FDA must adhere to science and its own best practices and reverse course on its e-cigarette guidance.” [more]
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Baseball: Aggies Fall to Lobos in Final Midweek Contest of Season
NM State closes out the season with a 6-6 record in midweek games. [more]
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NMSU launches state’s first Ph.D. program in wildlife and fisheries ecology
“The Southwest is defined by arid landscapes, diverse wildlife and increasingly stressed natural resources.” [more]
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Sunland Park Fire Department Tackles Monday Morning Vehicle Fire
The cause of the fire remains under investigation by the Sunland Park Fire Marshal’s Office. [more]
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Prep Golf Represents: Knights and SonBlazers Capture Blue Trophies
The SonBlazers once again demonstrated the value of balanced scoring throughout the lineup — the same formula that has now produced five straight blue trophies for the program. [more]
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Bean Counter’s Scrapbook: Softening Gas Prices Offset by Firming Prices in the Produce Aisle
There are plenty of national sources for financial news. Very few are built around lived local experience. [more]
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City of Sunland Park and Residents Partner for Successful Tire Collection Event
This initiative is part of Sunland Park’s ongoing commitment to environmental stewardship and enhanced resident services. [more]
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Don’t Wait for Raining Tacos: New Mexico Agencies Stress Early Action During Wildfire Evacuations
“When it comes time to evacuate a home, apartment, or residence due to the threat of an impending wildfire, there is often little time to contemplate what to take and what to leave.” [more]
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USDA Implements Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act
“For years, outdated federal rules kept nutritious whole milk off school menus, despite growing evidence showing the importance of healthy fats and nutrient-dense foods for child development.” [more]
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Nearly 400 home visitors gathered for ECECD’s annual meeting
The meeting opened with ECECD updates including a legislative update by Deputy Secretary Kendal Chavez, home visiting billing system update. [more]
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As progress continues with Hummingbird Fire, affected areas remain closed “for public health and safety”
Multiple trails, campgrounds and recreation areas remain closed under the emergency order. [more]
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Fishing Report: A big effort to make largemouths
Next time you catch a big one, thank your hatchery team, and think about starting that New Mexico Bass Challenge. [more]
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Softball: NM State Removes Interim Tag, Announces Benet Higgs Head Softball Coach
“From the moment I asked Coach Higgs to step into this role, her leadership, vision, and commitment to our student-athletes stood out.” [more]
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Football: NM State Season Ticket Renewals Now Being Mailed
The 2026 slate features six home games inside Aggie Memorial Stadium. [more]
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New Mexico students tackle real-world challenges at NMSU Innoventure Challenge Finals
“The goal isn’t just to have students come up with a good idea. It’s to help them understand how to approach a problem they’ve never seen before.” [more]
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Hidden in Plain Sight: The Bleached Earless Lizard of White Sands
The Bleached Earless Lizard is a subspecies of the Common Lesser Earless Lizard and is endemic to White Sands, meaning it exists naturally only within the unique dune ecosystem surrounding the park. [more]
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Officials break ground on New Mexico Reforestation Center
“Once built to full capacity, NMRC will be the largest tree nursery in the region, and what makes this effort possible is that NMSU, NMHU, UNM and the Forestry Division are doing this work together.” [more]
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Nusenda Fintech Lab’s Bold Idea Challenge highlights next-gen student entrepreneurs
“These teams leaned into that discomfort, got out and talked to real customers, and genuinely listened, even when the feedback was hard to hear.” [more]
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NMSU animation program moves up in national, regional rankings
“We have great teachers and offer a very competitive program for a very modest price.” [more]
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Baseball: Aggies Come Up Short in Back-and-Forth Battle at Missouri State
Taclas finished with three hits and two RBIs, while Kaufman and Solorzano each drove in a run as NM State totaled 10 hits. [more]
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Prep Baseball Represents: Four from Our Broader Community Punch Their Tickets to Albuquerque
When the dust settled, four teams from our broader community remained standing. [more]

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