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“Athena” short film begins production in New Mexico
The New Mexico landscape sets the stage with windswept mesas and ancient ruins in “Athena,” where a young woman grappling with a devastating family tragedy is confronted by a force beyond comprehension: a goddess driven by a thirst for retribution.
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Aggies Stumble at Tarleton
A slow start in the opening minutes of the game would allow the Texans to build an early lead and ultimately take the game from NM State
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HUD Healthy Homes wishes you a Happy Holidays with these Home Holiday Safety Tips
Artificial trees can also cause asthma and allergy symptoms as they accumulate dust, dust mites and even mold in storage.
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Six Cadets to Graduate Friday from LCPD Academy
All six graduates will have completed a 24-week state-certified academy and passed comprehensive exams that make them eligible for their New Mexico peace officer certification.
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Social Security Announces 2.5 Percent Benefit Increase for 2025
On average, Social Security retirement benefits will increase by about $50 per month starting in January.
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Contribute to our community and complete the El Paseo and S. Solano MRA Survey
The El Paseo Road and S. Solano Drive Metropolitan Redevelopment project area represents a pivotal opportunity to transform this section of the city into a thriving pedestrian-friendly area with renewed focus on sustainable development and equitable growth.
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Where’s Xochitl, Now? [Part 24]–Lifting Holiday Spirits at the USDA Holiday Celebration
“Though far away, we are united in love for our country.”–Rose Burke, 4th Grade. [Photo: Courtesy USDA]
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Holiday Cheer Rolls Through Las Cruces Public Schools with Bicycle Giveaway
This week, 100 Las Cruces Public Schools students received an early Christmas present, thanks to a generous gift coordinated through the LCPS Safe Routes to School program.
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NM State Looks to Extend Two-Game Winning Streak to Three
Brand new to Division 1 Athletics, Tarleton has only faced the Aggies four times in the history of their program.
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NM State to Host Southern Utah
Monday’s matchup will mark the sixth all-time meeting between the two programs and their first clash since the Aggies transitioned from the Western Athletic Conference to Conference USA in the 2023-24 season.
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The Basics of Nonbank Financial Institutions
Examples of types of NBFIs include investment funds, pension funds, insurers, government-sponsored enterprises, and financial broker-dealers.
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Employment and Funding Opportunities as of December 15, 2024
Dozens of jobs, local and abroad. Funding and grant opportunities. Many windows closing soon.
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Two Days of Graduations at NMSU Launch the Latest Cadre of Aggies into the World
You have just graduated from the oldest public institution of higher education in the state of New Mexico–and the most storied. Source: New Mexico State UniversityPhotos Courtesy NMSU Soon, many NMSU graduates will be flying off to meet their futures much like Charlotte’s silk-chuted progeny in E. B. White’s classic book. As celebrations erupt over…
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NM State Amasses 21 College Football Network All-CUSA Awards
In Head Coach Tony Sanchez’s first year at the helm of the program, 16 Aggies garnered 21 awards presented by College Football Network.
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NMSU alumnus Gale Allen Harvey to receive honorary doctoral degree
Alumnus Gale Allen Harvey, New Mexico State University class of 1962, will receive an honorary Doctor of Science Degree at NMSU’s December Commencement. (NMSU photo by Brian Newson)
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Long Time “Pistol Pete” Dons New Uniform–Graduates Tulsa Police Academy with help of NMSU Partnership
Wyatt is better known for his long time court side persona… Pistol Pete. [Photo: Courtesy NMSU Department of Criminal Justice via Facebook]
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Facing “Big City” Competition, the Las Cruces Police Hostage Negotiation Team Places 4th at National Conference
The team competed against HNT teams from Dallas, Phoenix, Portland and Palm Beach amongst other cities.
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Latest Update: Quadruple Homicide Investigation in Belen–Names and Ages of Victims Released [Updated 12/15/24, 4 pm]
Diego Leyva has been charged with (4) Open Counts of First-Degree Murder.
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K-9 Monty Retires After 63 Years of Service… in Dog Years.
Throughout his career, Monty played a crucial role in keeping communities safe, utilizing his keen senses and specialized training to detect explosives and assist in various high-stakes situations
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Local Athletes Go “BIG” to Kick Off College Recruiting Season
Zaiden Davis surrounded by his teammates at signing event Friday, December 13th. [Cover Photo Courtesy Centennial Hawk Football (via Facebook)]
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Local Soccer Coach and Two Student Athletes Recognized for their Excellence and Contributions to the Sport of Soccer
This prestigious honor reflects Coach Loya’s exceptional leadership, dedication to his players, and commitment to fostering excellence on and off the field.
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City of Las Cruces Says “Thank You” to Las Cruces Community for Riding and to “Amazing” RoadRunner Transit Team
Roadrunner Transit has been recognized for achieving the 4th highest fixed route ridership increase. Source: City of Las Cruces (via Facebook)Photo: Courtesy As a proud member of the American Public Transportation Association, Roadrunner Transit has been recognized for achieving the 4th highest fixed route ridership increase among APTA reporting agencies providing fewer than 3 million…
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Breaking News Brief: County Fire Crosses to Texas to Help Fight Structure Fire
Doña Ana County Fire Rescue crews joined forces with El Paso County firefighters, Friday evening.
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WSMR Army Base Enlists Multiple Agencies to Prepare for Mass Casualty Emergencies
The Integrated Protection Exercise which included a Mass Casualty event was designed, developed, and executed under the lens of the Bataan Memorial Death March. [Cover Photo: Courtesy]
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Aggies Fall to Longhorns
Despite carrying momentum from their streak-breaking win, the Aggies ultimately fell to the Longhorns, 91-67 on Austin.
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Register TODAY for Grades 6-12 Winter Break Camp (Open Until Filled)
Camp space is limited and available at a first come, first served basis.
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CFPB Report Details Student Borrower Harms from Servicing Failures and Program Disruptions
The report details how millions of student borrowers have received relief through new income-driven repayment plans, cancellation programs, and various adjustments and program automation processes.
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What You Need to Know Before Shipping and Receiving Agricultural Items
“You should know what could be hitchhiking in or on those items—invasive plant and animal diseases and pests.”
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What is the Metropolitan Redevelopment Area Survey? [Pssst… you can take it.]
The project represents a pivotal opportunity to transform these sections of our city into thriving, pedestrian-friendly communities with a renewed focus on sustainable development and equitable growth.
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Molly Kaiser Earns Spot on NCAA’s Starting Five of the Week
Molly Kaiser closed this past week out with an impressive résumé for the Crimson & White.
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How Johnny Marks, King of Christmas Hits, Made “Rudolph” a Classic
Cover Image: The first edition of “Rudolph” sheet music. Image: St. Nicholas Music. Prints and Photographs Division. Courtesy
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Temple’s Tiarra East leads women’s basketball starting five for Week 5
On Sunday, Kaiser finished perfect from the free throw line (9-for-9) and knocked down 10 field goal attempts to ultimately help the Aggies extend the game out of New Mexico’s reach.
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Employer strategies to end gender-based violence and harassment at work
Workplace policies are an important tool for employers because they ensure that procedures, protections and rights are clearly defined to all employees.
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Mantenga Sus Tradiciones a Salvo en Su Próxima Tamalada [Bilingual Post]
Una tamalada es una sesión de preparación de tamales que crea docenas de porciones echas al vapor envueltas individualmente. [Cover Photo Courtesy Getty Images for USDA.]
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South Central Regional Transit District Showcases New Battery-Electric Buses at Annual Sunland Park Parade
“Our battery-electric buses and EV van reflect the future of public transportation—efficient, eco-friendly, and designed with the community’s needs in mind.”
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NM State Nabs 11 All-Conference USA Awards
In total, the Aggies garnered 11 selections, including six members which were named Second Team All-CUSA.