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USDA Ends Mandatory Farmer Funding of ESG Commitments in Dairy Checkoff
“Today’s action returns the Dairy Checkoff and all research and promotion programs to their core mission: expanding markets and supporting the hardworking men and women who feed this country.” [more]
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Football: Former CUSA Standouts Make Impact in NFL Opening Week
Among the week’s top performances, former Charlotte standout Alex Highsmith recorded two sacks, three tackles and two quarterback hits in Pittsburgh’s 20-13 victory over Atlanta. [more]
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Soccer: NM State Ties Rival UTEP in Thursday Night Contest
“To score my first collegiate goal against UTEP, it’s a crazy feeling, and one that I will remember for the rest of my life.” [more]
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After 84 years, New Mexico National Guard Keeps its Promise to Fallen Bataan Warrior
“We say ‘we will never forget,’ and today demonstrates that those words are a promise, not simply a phrase.” [more]
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No-cost English learning initiative launched for New Mexico’s workforce
“English skills drive career mobility for workers while deepening civic engagement, family support and community connection across the state.” [more]
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“Here to Stay”: Southern New Mexico Pride Returns to Downtown Las Cruces Oct. 3
This year’s theme is “Here to Stay,” which organizers describe as a reference to the history and continuing presence of LGBTQ+ people and their families, businesses and organizations in Southern New Mexico. [more]
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New Mexico attracts international travelers amid nationwide drop
“The country as a whole faced a number of challenges to tourism growth in 2025, but New Mexico was able to defy the national trend thanks to informed marketing strategy and dynamic partnerships.” [more]
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Storms Bring Down Tree on Sunland Park Home as Flood Watch Continues
Forecasters said abundant moisture was producing scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms Wednesday night. [more]
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Con Cariño: City Utilities Workers, Park Rangers Recognized for Roadside Assistance
The recognition followed a message received by the City describing the employees’ assistance and teamwork. [more]
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New Mexico Chile Industry Warns of 20% to 50% Supply Shortfalls
Many fields produced an initial harvest, according to the association, but plants entered that first picking already under stress. In many cases, the plants did not recover sufficiently to produce the anticipated second harvest. [more]
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New Mexico Governor, Attorney General Respond to Supreme Court Mail Voting Decision
“The right to vote is a fundamental right protected by our Constitution and central to our democracy.” [more]
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Aggie Hall of Famer Fredd Young Passes Away at 64
During his collegiate and professional career, he excelled both as a linebacker and a return specialist. [more]
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‘Unalienable’ Examines the American Dream from the Borderlands
In describing the exhibition, the Branigan Cultural Center compares the Borderlands to an Ellis Island of the Southwest — a place where the journeys and ambitions of people seeking a different life converge. [more]
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Want to be in a movie? NMSU’s CMI to host open casting call Saturday
The casting call is open to community members of all ages, with no previous acting experience required. [more]
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NMSU engineering internships make the most of the college experience
“WSTF encourages all interns to ask questions and problem-solve on each project and across the center.” [more]
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Governor travels to Michigan for Disagree Better forum
Gov. Cox launched the Disagree Better campaign during his tenure as chairman of the National Governors Association in 2023-24. [more]
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Las Cruces Police Department Provides Video, Transparency Portal on Flock Cameras
“As technology continues to develop at breakneck speed, we should all be watchful on how that technology impacts our privacy.” [more]
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Navy Awards First Production Contract for MQ-25A Stingray
“Awarding this first LRIP contract marks a pivotal transition from development to operational reality and is a testament to the focused effort of our joint government and industry teams.” [more]
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Tennis: Aggie Men Wrap Up Weekend at Kinlen & Vivian Gee Wildcat Invitational
The NM State men’s tennis team competed at the Kinlen & Vivian Gee Wildcat Invitational over the weekend and produced some solid results in the early goings of the 2026-27 campaign. [more]
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Golf: Aggies Conclude First Tournament of New Season
As a team, the Aggies finished ahead of Western Kentucky, Sam Houston and Bradley after posting their best rounds in each of the first two days of competition. [more]
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Basketball: NM State Announces Full 2026-27 Men’s Basketball Schedule
Tipoff times and television designations will be announced at a later date. [more]
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Fuego 505, Badlands Burgers Take Top Honors in Green Chile Cheeseburger Challenge
A limited number of fairgoers selected through scratch-off tickets were able to sample each entry and vote for the People’s Choice winner. [more]
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State seeks administrator for rural health information system
“Rural providers need access to timely health information to support better care and stronger communities.” [more]
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Forgotten heroes to be honored with ceremony and military burial September 17
“These men and women were people with lives, hopes and stories that mattered.” [more]
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State Parks introduces Ranger Rio, outdoor ambassador
“Ranger Rio represents the heart of a ranger for many of us and is a friendly and accessible way for state parks to reach families, students, and outdoor enthusiasts.” [more]
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NMSU alum awarded prestigious honor in field biology for innovative research
“We had known for a while that hummingbirds also were capable of vocal learning and very little was known about how they learned their vocalizations or what they were using them for.” [more]
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Nearly 40 Authors Set for Second Southern New Mexico Book Festival October 3
“This year’s festival will be bigger and better. Attendees will meet many new partners and vendors.” [more]
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Fishing Report: How to Measure a Fish
Be sure to visit the New Mexico Environment Department’s HAB Advisory Map for the latest conditions and advisories before going out. [more]
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Rhea Seehorn Wins First Emmy for New Mexico-Filmed ‘Pluribus’
The award came after three previous Emmy nominations for Seehorn, including two for her portrayal of attorney Kim Wexler in Better Call Saul. [more]
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Apache Pocket Mouse Leaves Tiny Tracks Across White Sands
The mouse gets its name from expandable cheek pouches used to carry food, including seeds that may be stored for later use. [more]
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A Small Passenger for Some of Las Cruces Fire Department’s Toughest Calls
The donated animals will now accompany Station 1 firefighters until they’re needed. [more]
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Las Cruces Man Sentenced for Pioneer Bank Robbery
The Las Cruces Resident Agency of the FBI’s Albuquerque Field Office investigated this case with assistance from the Las Cruces Police Department. [more]
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Las Cruces Man Sentenced for Attempted Bank Robbery
The Las Cruces Resident Agency of the FBI’s Albuquerque Field Office investigated this case with assistance from the Luna County Sheriff’s Office. [more]
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Las Cruces Space Festival Sets Week of Events Across Southern New Mexico September 19-26
The Space Art Show Opening and Awards Ceremony begins at 5 p.m., featuring 74 works submitted by 36 artists along with nearly 100 student posters from Conlee, Doña Ana, Tombaugh, Columbia and University Hills elementary schools and Organ Mountain High School. [more]
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Mesilla Cleanup Day Invites Volunteers Monday
Snacks, water, trash bags and safety vests will be provided for participants. [more]
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A New Phishing Trick Asks for Permission, Not Your Password
OAuth consent phishing is a deceptive, sophisticated approach to access user accounts without requiring a password. [more]
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Football: NM State Drops Contest at Hawaii
In total, the Aggies (1-2) outgained Hawaii (1-2) on the ground, rushing for 124 yards while limiting the Rainbow Warriors to just 67 rushing yards. [more]
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Reid Wiseman: To the Dark Side of the Moon… and Back
“We were further away than any human had ever been.” [more]
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Applications open for New Mexico’s STEP grant program
“These STEP grants are one of our best tools to help New Mexico’s small businesses, while expanding global trade at the same time.” [more]
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New Wi-Fi projects to serve millions across 17 New Mexico counties
“These public Wi‑Fi projects will give communities the dependable connectivity they need and help close the digital divide across New Mexico.” [more]
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Military & Veterans Day at the New Mexico State Fair September 15
A special Military & Veterans Day program begins at 11 a.m. at the Pavilion Stage and will feature music and guest speakers representing the New Mexico Department of Veterans’ Services, New Mexico National Guard, Kirtland Air Force Base and Gold Star Mothers. [more]
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State highlights free job help as new Medicaid work rules approach
“Looking for work can feel overwhelming, but New Mexicans don’t have to navigate that process alone.” [more]
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Biometrics at the Border—Making Exit Secure and Efficient
“To meet long-standing legislative requirements and Administration priorities, S&T facilitated the technology demonstration to support CBP in testing cutting-edge technologies to efficiently perform its mission.” [more]
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Traffic Report (September 13–20): Lohman, I-25, McNutt Road, I-10 and MORE
Conditions may change without notice, and double fines for speeding may be in effect in work zones. [more]
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Domenici Public Policy Conference Returns to NMSU
The conference continues the legacy of Pete V. Domenici by creating opportunities for dialogue, learning and public service. [more]
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Las Cruces’ Ol’ Gringo Takes Top Prize in State Fair Battle of the Salsas
“The public has spoken and our winning tradition continues.” [more]
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Volleyball: Aggies Sweep Pacific to Close Out Borderland Classic
“I’m really happy for some of our [young] players that got in, they worked really hard. For us to be able to rest Tess, and come out with a sweep, we love that.” [more]
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Soccer: Aggies Rally With Last-Second Goal to Tie Lobos
“For them to get rewarded with a great crowd like this and come out with a tie is massive.” [more]
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Late-Night Call Sends County Road Crew to Fallen Tree in Garfield
The late-night response offered a glimpse at one of the less-visible jobs handled by County road crews, which can be called out after regular working hours when fallen trees and other hazards make roads unsafe or impassable. [more]
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Traffic Report Update: Road Work Planned Across Las Cruces
Drivers should expect lane closures and traffic shifts at several locations across Las Cruces through Wednesday as City and utility crews complete street maintenance and underground utility work. [more]
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Justice Department Clarifies Duty of States to Report Known Illegal Aliens Under Welfare-Reform Law
All fifty states, the District of Columbia, and several U.S. territories currently participate in TANF and SSI, and federal TANF funding grants exceed $16.4 billion annually. [more]
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NMSU alumnus and historic Navajo broadcaster inducted into ‘Hall of Fame’
“When I hear students going to New Mexico State University from out here from the community, it makes me happy.” [more]
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County Launches Route Ready Road Network Resilience Plan
Community invited to identify hazards and share how they affect roads across the County [more]
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Col. Lueckeman Reflects on 9/11 at NMSU Ceremony
“The lessons I learned here, right here in Aggie Memorial Stadium, at this great institution, in this community, were the very lessons I would rely upon while leading our nation’s sons and daughters on fields of battle in foreign lands.” [more]
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A Day of Remembrance at Mayfield High School
The ceremony gave a new generation of Las Cruces students — most born years after Sept. 11, 2001 — an opportunity to take part in a community tradition of remembrance 25 years later. [more]
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Volleyball: Aggies Find a Way Back, Outlast UC San Diego in Five Sets
“We put ourselves in these predicaments, but I’m glad we pulled out the win.” [more]
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Las Cruces, Sunland Park First Responders Mark 25 Years Since 9/11
“Twenty-five years later, we honor their courage, sacrifice, and the loved ones who continue to carry their memory.” [more]
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Las Cruces Marks 25 Years Since 9/11 with Memorial Stair Climb, Silent Watch
The Las Cruces and NMSU Fire and Police 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb begins at 7 a.m., offering participants an opportunity to climb together in remembrance of the first responders who died that day. [more]
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North Carolina National Guardsman Honors 9/11 Victims With Dual Service
“I already knew I wanted to serve, but 9/11 made that passion stronger, and it continues to this day.” [more]
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Two Assessed Following Plane Crash at Santa Teresa Jetport
The circumstances surrounding the crash remain under investigation. [more]

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