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NMSU alumna Kirstin Chávez reflects on career through new album
“It feels like a more personal expression of myself, a more personal statement of, you know, ‘I’m still here.’ [more]
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NMSU alum’s film to screen at Santa Fe International Film Festival Oct 14-19
“The film is bilingual, and we did make it how I envisioned it, and now it’s going to be seen at an Oscar-qualifying film festival in New Mexico.” [more]
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NMSU Offers Halloween Safety Tips
Motorists should be particularly vigilant about pedestrians, especially small children, primarily on residential streets. [more]
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Schools, senior centers & farmers honored for promoting New Mexico-grown food
“Congratulations to the awardees for work that enriches the health of our communities and vitality of our food producers.” [more]
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New Clinical Guideline Helps Keep Women ‘Optimized for the Fight’
“We are taking this subject seriously, and we care about the women in our healthcare system.” [more]
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Las Cruces Advances Citywide Strategic Plan, Seeks Input on Apodaca and Lift Up Revitalization
The first public meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 28, from 5 to 7 p.m. at Booker T. Washington Community School. [more]
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Early Voting Underway in Doña Ana County as Voter Guides Arrive and Military Voting Assistance Expands
“The guide gives voters better insight into the candidates’ perspectives and experiences.” [more]
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2026 GO Bond: Las Cruces Voters to Decide on $26 Million Branigan Library Bond in November
The ballot asks voters whether the City should be authorized to issue up to $26 million in bonds to acquire, plan, design, develop, construct, improve, renovate, modernize, automate, furnish and equip the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library. [more]
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Swim & Dive: Aggies Defeat North Texas in Home Meet
NM State got off to a strong start in the pool as Juliet Nicholson captured the 1,000 freestyle in 10:40.91, while Laurel Hoskovec followed with a victory in the 200 freestyle after touching the wall in 1:56.06. [more]
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Second chance, historic mission: Deming rescue dog Chloe joins U.S. Border Patrol
“Chloe’s story reflects the very best of service, resilience and compassion.” [more]
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Volleyball: Aggies Fall to Liberty in Straight Sets on the Road
“Liberty was really efficient offensively, which is what you’d expect from a veteran team. We didn’t match their performance unfortunately.” [more]
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William Shattuck joins NMSU as director of Real Estate and Water Development
“I’m excited about the opportunity to help NMSU develop its land, pursue new leasing opportunities and increase revenue that benefits students.” [more]
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USS Abraham Lincoln Returns From Record-Setting Deployment Following Combat Operations Against Iran
After entering the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility in late January, the Lincoln and Carrier Strike Group 3 assumed a leading role in Operation Epic Fury, operating off Iran’s southern coast. [more]
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New Mexico Military Base Planning Commission tours WSMR
“It was their idea, their vision, their leadership that brought this facility to a reality at White Sands to increase our capabilities.” [more]
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New Mexico National Guard Service Members Assist truck Driver After I-40 Rollover
“Service isn’t confined to a uniform or a specific mission brief—it’s a mindset that travels with our guardsmen every mile.” [more]
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New Mexico Wildlife Officials Survey Rare Mountain Salamander as ‘Spooky Season’ Arrives
Unlike many amphibians, this lungless salamander lives entirely on land, without an aquatic larval stage. [more]
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Las Cruces Public Schools Launches Phase Two of the Family Support Center
“The Family Support Center is about… removing barriers, building relationships, connecting families with community resources, and making sure our families know that they have a place to turn when they need support.” [more]
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Las Cruces Public Schools Student Marcus Li to Represent New Mexico at National Civics Bee Championship
“To see him advance from Camino Real Middle School to represent not only LCPS, but the entire state of New Mexico on a national stage is something our whole community can celebrate.” [more]
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Basketball: DJ Dudley Named to Preseason All-CUSA Team
Dudley arrives in Las Cruces after a standout 2025-26 campaign at LA Tech, where he played in 34 games with 27 starts and earned Third Team All-CUSA honors. [more]
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Wednesday Night Structure Fire on Picacho
Firefighters responded to the intersection of Quesenberry Street And W. Picacho Avenue in reference to a structure fire. [more]
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Mission: Zero Hour STEM program takes off at WSMR
“You pushed your limits; you challenged yourselves and probably accomplished more than you thought you were capable of. Fantastic job.” [more]
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WSMR Test Center Command Sergeant Major Retires
His overseas service includes deployments to Saudi Arabia, Kosovo, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Iraq, as well as exchange assignments with the British Army in the United Kingdom and the Canadian Armed Forces in Canada. [more]
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Governor issues statement on Trump administration move to roll back federal methane rules
“Rolling back federal standards means more pollution drifting into the lungs of families living next to wells and flares, and a hotter planet for all of us.” [more]
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The New Mexico Department of Justice Leads Multistate Effort to Protect Head Start from Trump Administration Rollback
“Head Start has been a cornerstone of opportunity for generations of children, and this administration’s proposal would pull away the very services that help children arrive at kindergarten healthy, prepared and ready to learn.” [more]
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Natatorium Closure for NMSU Dual Meet; Regional Aquatic Center Remains Open
The Regional Aquatic Center is will be open during its normal hours of 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday. [more]
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Two Pipeline Fires Reported in New Mexico Tuesday; Two Dead in Lea County
Investigators responded and processed the scene. The Sheriff’s Office said the incident remains under active investigation and is believed to be isolated, with no indication of an ongoing threat to the public. [more]
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HCA launches partner toolkits ahead of Medicaid changes
The Medicaid toolkit includes ready-to-use flyers, posters, social media graphics, influencer content, member guides and answers to common questions. [more]
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State renews order to combat congenital syphilis
“The public health order targets interventions to reverse one of the most challenging public health threats.” [more]
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Football: Aggies Drop Weekday Clash in Miami
With senior cornerback Javon Gillipsie’s interception late in the game on Thursday night, the Aggies have now recorded at least one turnover in 21 of the last 22 games. [more]
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Golf: NM Men’s Golf Wins NB3 Matchplay Title; Max Chan Named CUSA Golfer of the Week
The Aggies competed against New Mexico, Houston and NC State in the third annual NB3 Matchplay at Twin Warriors Golf Club in New Mexico, held Sept. 29-30. [more]
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Army Command Holds Mercury Rising Event to Strengthen Readiness
“Mercury Rising/payday activities strengthen readiness by combining physical training, professional development, mandatory training and barracks inspections to reinforce standards, discipline and individual accountability.” [more]
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New Mexico Reports Broadband Access Near 91% as Effort Expands Beyond Infrastructure
“This annual report demonstrates a true shift from broadband planning to implementation across New Mexico.” [more]
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What’s Open and Closed Monday for Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Columbus Day
Anyone who needs to conduct business Monday should check with the individual office or organization before making the trip, particularly for facilities or services not specifically listed in announced holiday schedules. [more]
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FDA Study Finds Temperature Control, Hygiene Among Most Common Problems at Retail Delis
Improper holding times and temperatures were among the problems most frequently found out of compliance, along with poor personal hygiene. [more]
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Food Safety Update: Hawaiian Bread Recalled in New Mexico; FDA Closes Two Outbreak Investigations
People with an allergy or severe sensitivity to milk should not eat affected bread because of the risk of an allergic reaction. [more]
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La Llorona Park and Trail Remain Closed for Debris Cleanup
For safety, the public is asked to avoid using La Llorona Park and trail until notification has been issued that cleanup and assessment have been completed. [more]
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State offers free portable cribs during Safe Sleep Awareness Month
“Every infant in the state deserves a safe start in life, and there are simple steps everyone can take to ensure that happens.” [more]
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NM Health Department Explains Cannabis ‘Tolerance Breaks’
Not everyone experiences withdrawal, and symptoms can vary from person to person. [more]
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uStudios becomes film partner alongside Netflix, NBCUniversal
First production, Michael Keaton’s “Rode to Ruin,” to employ more than 200 New Mexicans [more]
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The Upcoming “Queens of Las Cruces” Exhibit at the Branigan Cultural Center Needs Community Input
If you have any images, items, or stories about the Grandview May Festivals, please visit the survey. [more]
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DASO Arrests Teenager On Murder Charge Following Deadly Vehicle-Pedestrian Crash
Because those involved are juveniles, no additional identifying information is being released. [more]
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Commissioners Approve Disaster Declaration Following Countywide Flooding
“This disaster declaration gives the County additional tools and resources to respond to the needs of our residents.” [more]
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Former Las Cruces High Standout Addison Massey Earns Second Big 12 Starting Seven Honor
Massey’s college success follows a decorated career at Las Cruces High, where she played for the reigning New Mexico state champion Bulldawgs. [more]
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New Mexico Army National Guard Medical Detachment taught a CPR and AED course
“So what we’re doing here is we’re getting instructors trained up so that we can facilitate that across the force.” [more]
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Multiple Agencies Respond to Sick Child Near Border in Santa Teresa
“Calls involving children are never easy, but the teamwork between our local fire and EMS partners helps ensure patients receive the care they need when every second matters.” [more]
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Fishing Report: Throwback to White Bass Bonanza
The Marina del Sur boat ramp at Elephant Butte Lake State Park is officially open! [more]
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Motorcyclist Critically Injured in Sunday Evening Crash
First responders arrived to find the 20-year-old driver of the motorcycle with multiple, critical injuries. [more]
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Doña Ana County Firefighters Recognized Following Organ House Fire Rescue
The crew entered the house to search for the resident and found a man lying on the floor in the room where the fire was burning. [more]
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Special Screening of “SUMMERWEEN” at Rio Grande October 10
“To work with the incredible talent in Las Cruces was a dream.” [more]
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CUSA Player of the Week James Jones Leads Aggies into Wednesday Matchup at FIU
NM State will face FIU at 5:30 p.m. Mountain Time Wednesday, Oct. 7, at Pitbull Stadium in Miami. [more]
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Free Hunter Education Course Offered in Santa Teresa Oct. 17-18
Students age 10 and younger must remain with an adult at all times. [more]
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Between Jumps: The Work Behind a 2-Hour Airborne Mission
“Experienced crews can complete this in under five minutes.” [more]
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Anne Moats’ ‘Under Cottonwood Leaves’ Featured at Branigan Cultural Center
4 Common Corners Presents: Cottonwood will remain on display at the Branigan Cultural Center through Jan. 2, 2027. [more]
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Tennis: Aggie Women Turn in Strong Showing at the River State Shoot-Out
In singles action, the Aggies were led by Emma Petton, Meghna Anand, Nadia Nemeth and Mariella Gelbke, who each recorded multiple victories. [more]
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Soccer: NM State Falls to Flames
“We played our way very well into it, and we kind of got unfortunate with the second goal and lost some momentum.” [more]
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NMSP investigates fatal Officer-Involved Shooting with armed suspect
This case remains under investigation by the NMSP Investigations Bureau and the Multi-Agency Task Force which includes the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office and the Albuquerque Police Department. [more]
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NMSU to host public reading by award-winning author Oct. 9
Wallace, an acclaimed poet and author of three poetry collections, “Landscape with Missing River,” “Kingdom Come Radio Show” and “Blinking Ephemeral Valentine,” will share selections from her work. [more]
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NMSU’s Hunt Center launches AI initiative to strengthen Borderplex entrepreneurship ecosystem
“Entrepreneurship organizations across our region are being asked to do more with limited resources, while artificial intelligence is rapidly changing what small teams can accomplish.” [more]
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Traffic Report (October 5–11): Nacho Drive, I-25, Chaparral, US 60, I-10 and MORE
Nacho Drive between Lohman Avenue and Foothills Road will be closed from Monday, Oct. 5, through Wednesday, Oct. 7, as part of the City’s 2025–2026 Pavement Replacement Project. [more]
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Federal government claims power to override New Mexico law over illegal border wells
“Every governor in America should be paying attention.” [more]
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