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Las Cruces City Council Receives Updates on Upcoming Budget, CIP Program and Airport
The proposed new budget will next be presented during a City Council work session and public hearing set for April 14, 2025.
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Public’s Assistant Sought Locating Alleged Bank Robber–Should be Considered “Armed and Dangerous”–$2000 Reward Confirmed
FBI and Las Cruces Police are asking for the public’s assistance to locate Daniel Guereca.
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Breaking: Doña Ana Fire Rescue Extinguish Anthony Fire
No injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire is under investigation.
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New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science Paleontologist part of international research team naming new species of clawed dinosaur
Research on a dinosaur discovered in Mongolia, led by researchers in Hokkaido, Japan, has implications for research on this unique group of dinosaurs around the world.
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NM State Brings Home Title at UC San Diego Invitational
In Tuesday’s final round, the Aggies shot a combined five-under to finish the week with a total score of 885 (+21) at Torrey Pines South Golf Course.
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Zawdie Jackson Named to 2024-25 CSC Men’s Basketball Academic All-District Honorees
Jackson is one of just 19 Conference USA student-athletes and one of only five male athletes – to earn All-District recognition
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Fentanyl: A Decade of Death
Fentanyl is driving overdose deaths in San Diego and beyond.
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We’ll Find You, Hold You Accountable: Exercise Proves U.S. Can Find Nuclear Event Perpetrators
The Defense Department and a team of interagency partners led by the FBI engaged in an iteration of the Prominent Hunt exercise to validate the team’s ability to gather evidence to support presidential decision-making during a nuclear attack scenario.
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New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department warns against scams and fraud
The Taxation and Revenue Department does not call individuals that have not already reached out to the department for assistance.
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$900 Million Available to Unlock Commercial Deployment of American-Made Small Modular Reactors
U.S. electricity demand is forecast to soar in the coming years driven by consumer needs, data center growth, increased AI use, and the industrial sector’s need for constant power.
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Stratcom Focuses on Nuclear Triad Modernization
China’s military buildup is ramping up, particularly its dual-use military-civilian shipyards and nuclear delivery platforms, adding that China has made its intentions clear that it intends to seize Taiwan by 2027.
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Family Assistance and Resource Center Moves to Amador Live Through March 28
Among the many services provided at the Family Assistance and Resource Center are crisis and spiritual counseling, financial assistance for victims, and therapy dogs for emotional support and comfort.
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Breaking Young Park Updates: Las Cruces Police Hosted News Conference Tuesday
Las Cruces police hosted a news conference Tuesday morning to provide an update on the mass shooting that occurred March 21st at Young Park.
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New Mexico Summer Reading Program registration is now open
The state’s Summer Reading Program is essential for equipping students with vital literacy skills over the summer, ensuring they continue to advance their knowledge
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U.S. Attorneys for Southwestern Border Districts Charge More than 840 Illegal Aliens with Immigration-Related Crimes During the Third week in March as part of Operation Take Back America
Under current leadership, public safety and a secure border are the top priorities for the District of New Mexico.
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Weekly Hiking and Walking Events Planned for April, May
Hikers and walkers of all ages, whether beginners or experienced, are welcome to participate in these outings for social engagement and health improvement.
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Las Cruces Public Schools Presents the 2025 3rd Annual ‘Tell the Story” LCPS Film Showcase
In the film competition, students are provided with specific criteria, including required lines and props, and are challenged to incorporate them into their films.
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FinCEN Provides Responses to Frequently Asked Questions on Southwest Border Geographic Targeting Order Affecting El Paso Money Services
The GTO requires all money services businesses located in 30 ZIP codes across California and Texas near the southwest border to file Currency Transaction Reports with FinCEN at a $200 threshold, in connection with cash transactions.
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“The Way We Carry Water” Flows into Production in Northern New Mexico
Amidst the rolling hills and ancient acequias, this film follows a young man named Marcos as he confronts the sudden loss of his grandfather.
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New Mexico Beef Council Suggests an Addition to Your Mix When Hitting the Trails: BEEF JERKY TRAIL MIX
Add store-bought Beef Jerky to a mix of nuts, seeds and fruit.
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LCPS Mourns Tragic Loss Following Fatal Shooting
The incident, which reportedly happened at Young Park in Las Cruces, took the life of a Centennial High School student and injured many others, including some LCPS students.
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March 20 Fishing Report
This weekend’s weather forecast at Caballo Lake State Park calls for sunshine and temperatures approaching 80 degrees, making for a great opportunity to get outdoors.
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Quick online test checks your diabetes risk
Once you get your results, you’ll receive helpful prevention tips—and if you are high risk, talk to your health care provider about next steps.
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Craig Claims CUSA Hitter of the Week Honors
Craig, a native of Omaha, Neb., played a pivotal role in the Aggies’ series win on the road against Liberty this past weekend.
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Aggies Eliminated by the Bison in Final Seconds of Play
The Aggies showcased strong performances from Fanta Gassama and Molly Kaiser, with Gassama dominating the paint for 22 points and eight rebounds, while Kaiser poured in 20 points of her own. Despite a late-game push, NM State struggled to overcome the Bisons’ free-throw shooting down the stretch.
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Breaking: Police Warn of Potential Bogus Crowdfunding Efforts
Police encourage those who wish to donate to a GoFundMe account, or any crowdfunding platform, to properly vet or evaluate the source before donating.
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Checking the Comms Traffic: Level 3 CONPLAN in Play to Secure Southern Border
A Level 3 CONPLAN is an abbreviated operational plan that requires expansion and alteration to become a full-fledged operational order.
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Aggies Face NDSU In WNIT’s Round of 32
NM State who tallied NMSU’s first WNIT victory in program history on Thursday looks to grab another win against Summit League Opponent, North Dakota State, to qualify for the round of 16.
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NM State Tied for First After One Round at UC San Diego Invitational
On the day, Thomas carded four birdies to serve as one of eight players in the 111-man field to end the day with four-plus birdies.
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NM State Secures Series Victory with Extra-Inning Thriller
With the victory, the Aggies clinched the series win against the Flames to tally their first Conference USA series win of the 2025 season.
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Hard-Fought Series Goes to FIU
The Panthers (24-9, 7-2) took the series, improving to 17-2 since Feb. 22. The 3-2 defeat dropped NM State to 18-14 overall with a 5-4 mark in CUSA play.
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Lobos Fall to Michigan State in NCAA Second Round
The Lobos (27-8) conclude a season that saw them win the Mountain West regular season title and win a NCAA Tournament game, while the Spartans (29-6) advance to the Sweet 16 in Atlanta.
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Las Cruces Police Announce Resource Center to Continue Monday and Tuesday
The Family Assistance and Resource Center is intended for anyone impacted by Friday’s tragedy at Young Park – whether they are a victim, relative of a victim, were present during the shooting or just need to seek support from any of the participating community organizations.
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Proposals Sought for Cultural Center’s 2026 Exhibits
The Cultural Center is particularly interested in submissions that consider the 250th anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Declaration of Independence. Submissions will be accepted April 1 to May 16, 2025.
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Senior Defense Official Holds Backgrounder on Civilian Personnel Policies
Throughout this process, the department is ensuring that any employees impacted by the workforce reductions are treated with dignity and respect.
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Governor signs bills supporting New Mexico veterans
The legislation, which expands property tax exemptions and provides free access to state parks, represents New Mexico’s commitment to supporting those who have served our country.