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Baseball: Aggies Walk It Off in Thrilling Ninth-Inning Comeback Over Jax State
With clutch hitting, and timely pitching, the Aggies showed poise under pressure to salvage the series against the Gamecocks.
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Student-curated exhibit brings ancient Casas Grandes culture to life at NMSU museum
The Casas Grandes culture, also known as Paquimé, thrived between A.D. 1130 and 1450.
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Killed Bills: Governor Lujan Grisham vetoes 16 bills
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham today vetoed 16 bills from the 2025 legislative session.
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Aggies Show Promising Performances After Day 1 in California
Six of the Crimson and White participants set a personal best along with one who shattered yet another record this season.
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Ryan Ellison Appointed as United States Attorney for the District of New Mexico
Mr. Ellison has served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the District of New Mexico in the Las Cruces Branch Office, most recently as Supervisory Assistant U.S. Attorney of the Violent and General Crimes Section.
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Public Works: Flood Prevention Project Underway in La Union
Along with consultants at Smith Engineering Company, the Flood Commission has conceptually designed 7 Phases of flood control improvements in La Union, and recently broke ground on the construction of Phase 1.
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Softball: Hilltoppers Take Game Two
The Aggies put up a pair of home runs in the second inning, but were never able to bounce back from a Hilltoppers’ opening-frame grand slam.
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Take steps to protect yourself from sexually transmitted infections
April 13-19 marks STI Awareness Week and the New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) is raising awareness about STI prevention, treatment and testing.
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Aggies Battle to the End in CUSA Tournament Opener
Despite Snell’s dominant performance, the Owls responded with wins at the bottom and top of the lineup to close out the match.
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Formal Pomp: Inauguration of Dr. Valerio Ferme, 32nd President of New Mexico State University, April 24
Every presidential inauguration at NMSU is rich with history, and two of the most important ceremonial items are the Medallion and the Mace.
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Baseball: Aggies Fall 6-1 to Jax State
NM State had one last push in the bottom half of the ninth as Cole Rogers was hit by a pitch, and Brandon Forrester worked a walk, but a flyout to right ended the night.
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EASTER SIDE: BRISKET DEVILED EGGS
The mission of the New Mexico Beef Council is to protect and increase demand for Beef and Beef products in New Mexico through national and state developed consumer marketing programs, thereby enhancing profit opportunities for Beef producers in New Mexico.
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Responsible Owners: Free Spay/Neuter, Rabies Vaccinations and Microchipping Available
In just one year, an unspayed female cat can give birth to 12 or more kittens and an unspayed female dog can give birth to 12 or more puppies.
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Promotion: Joaquin Murillo Selected as Deputy Director of Wastewater
This promotion marks a significant step in Murillo’s career, which began in the Wastewater line of business.
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Thumbs: Teen Video Game Club Meets April 21 at Branigan
Youth ages 12-18 are invited to play video games with friends while enjoying free snacks. No registration is required.
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Survey: Short-Term Inflation Expectations Increase, Labor Market Expectations Deteriorate
Stock price expectations declined and reached the lowest level since June 2022.
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Women’s Tennis: Aggies Fall in Quarterfinals to No. 66 Ranked FIU
Despite the final score, NM State had a strong showing at the top of the lineup.
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Softball: Despite the final score, NM State had a strong showing at the top of the lineup.
With the loss, the visitors dipped into outright seventh place in the CUSA standings, leaving the squad on the outside of the postseason picture as of Thursday night.
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Baseball: Aggies Fall Short in High-Scoring Affair Against Jacksonville State
The Gamecocks extended their lead to 8–0 by the middle of the third, forcing NM State to dig out of a deep early hole.
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Breaking: 1st Marine Division identifies personnel killed in vehicle accident near Santa Teresa
Officials with 1st Marine Division identified the two Marines who were killed after a vehicle accident April 15 while supporting Joint Task Force Southern Border operations.
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Give Them A Brake: Overnight Paving Operations on I-10 to Continue Through June
Due to the roadway surface deteriorating from heavy traffic conditions, the top layer is being milled off and a new layer of asphalt is being placed.
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Weather Warning: Be Prepared for High Winds
Extended power outages may impact the whole community and the economy.
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Bunch Reaches Playoff; Aggies Finish Fifth at CUSA Championships
As a team, the Aggies shot a combined score of 892 (+28) to finish in fifth place.
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Brisket: It’s What (Could Be) For Easter Dinner
The most important tool for properly carving your roast is a sharp knife — be safe!
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Aggies Trek to California for Trio of Meets
These become the final meets for the Aggies in the Golden State, with just two more weekends of competition ahead of the CUSA Outdoor Track & Field Championships, hosted by Middle Tennessee.
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Aggies Sweep UTEP 4-0 to Head to Quarterfinals
With the win, NM State improves to 13-8 on the season and advances to the quarterfinal round.
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Register Now: Free Webinar on Immigration Changes and Your Business
The series is kicking off this Thursday, April 17, virtually over Zoom at 2:00 p.m. with “Immigration Changes and Your Business: What you Need to Know.”
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Water Outage Planned for Part of Mesa Central Drive in Las Cruces
The temporary outage is expected to last from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday, April 17, 2025.
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Clear Out the Clutter: “Amnesty Day” Is Here Through April 19
This is your chance to get rid of that unwanted junk and help us keep our city beautiful.
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Rivera Named New Mexico Clerk of the Year
Members of City Council, the governing body for the City of Las Cruces, nominated Rivera and listed her goals of transparency and responsiveness as highlights in the application process.
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New(est) Math: Public Education Department approves re-envisioned high school mathematics pathways
The re-envisioned high school math pathways were developed by a working group after the 2024 Legislature passed House Bill 171 (HB 171).
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NMSU Aggie Fashion week, Annual Sustainable Fashion Show returns
As usual, students have recycled, repurposed and utilized different sustainable materials for this year’s show.
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Aggies’ Late Comeback Falls Short in Battle of I-25
Steady pressure at the plate kept NM State in the game, but the Lobos built an 11-6 advantage through five innings.
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View From the Other Side: Lobos Hold Off Aggies in Las Cruces to Secure Rivalry Series Win, 12-10
They’ll face NM State one more time next Tuesday at Santa Ana Star Field with an opportunity to sweep the four-game season series for the first time since 2022.
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Health officials warn against baby poultry as Easter gifts
Children who handle, snuggle, or keep poultry inside homes face increased exposure to Salmonella bacteria.
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NMSU earns multiple rankings in Best Graduate Schools list
NMSU is one of more than 800 institutions with graduate schools that’s surveyed by U.S. News on an annual basis.