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Renaming of the Shrew: Study co-authored by NM Museum of Natural History & Science researcher redefines lineage of tiny southwest mammals
The story of these shrews reminds us that even the smallest animals can teach us big lessons about evolution, resilience, and vulnerability
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How to Contact Social Security: What You Need to Know About Recent Changes
If you don’t have an account or access to the internet, you can contact us by phone, mail, fax, or in person.
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Modus Operandi: Army to Roll Out Enlisted Space Ops Specialty
The new specialty will help stabilize the career progression and retention of soldiers who are currently operating outside of their assigned jobs in the air defense, signal and intelligence fields in order to assist in space operations.
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A.I., Art, and Copyright: The Human Element That Makes All the Difference
In August 2023, the Office formally sought public input on the full range of copyright issues that have been raised by generative AI, receiving more than 10,000 comments from all 50 states and from 67 countries representing a broad range of perspectives.
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2023 Annual Survey of School System Finances
The data files and summary tables provide new data on current spending per pupil for public elementary and secondary education (pre-K through 12th grade) in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
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Military Justice: Sexual Assault Prevention, Response Key Contributors to Military Readiness
The report includes the number of sexual assaults reported to DOD for the fiscal year, military justice outcomes of cases resolved that year, and the number of reports of sexual harassment, domestic sexual abuse and child sexual abuse.
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LCPS Celebrates Students at 11th Annual Academic Signing Day; State Promotes First Trades-Path Signing Day in Albuquerque
The annual event, held in the multipurpose room at Arrowhead Park Early College High School, recognized students from Arrowhead Park, Centennial, Las Cruces, Mayfield, Organ Mountain High School, and Rio Grande Preparatory Institute.
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Inglés Conversacional como Segundo Idioma 12 de Mayo [Bilingual Post]
El curso ayuda a personas hablante de español a sentirse más cómodos hablando inglés.
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NMDOH Warns: Summer travel brings risk of measles
New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) recommends a dose of measles, mumps, rubella (MMR) vaccine for anyone unvaccinated or unsure of their vaccination status traveling into or out of the state for leisure travel, summer camps, art markets and other communal gatherings.
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Sunland Park: State training awards highlight continued growth in rural jobs
Each month, the JTIP Board meets to review applications for funding new hire training or upskilling current employees.
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Register Now: USDA Beginning Farmer and Rancher Veterans Webinar Series
This webinar series is designed to provide information about USDA Beginning Farmer and Rancher programs and resources for the military community.
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Big Crime: Treasury Targets Major Mexican Cartel Involved in Fentanyl Trafficking and Fuel Theft
This network generates hundreds of millions of dollars annually, benefitting CJNG, through a slew of criminal activities, including fentanyl trafficking, fuel theft, and smuggling stolen crude oil from Mexico across the southwest border.
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Navy Midshipman Drafted by the Jacksonville Jaguars
Lane can play immediately because Section 557 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2025 amended the statutes defining the agreement signed by midshipmen and cadets attending a military service academy and their resulting service obligations.
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Softball: Kennesaw State Takes Game Two
The hosting Owls got on the board first before plating three on a sixth-inning home run.
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This Big: Local Fishing Report (May 1)
Elephant Butte Lake: Fishing for white bass was fair to good when using chrome Kastmasters.
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Las Cruces Public Schools Celebrates Lunch Hero Day
Each day, LCPS cafeteria staff prepare and serve nutritious meals that fuel students for academic success.
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Las Cruces Libraries Offer Computer Literacy Classes in May
Attendees are welcome to bring their own laptops.
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Traffic: Semi Rollover Crash in Santa Teresa Friday
This crash happened at the intersection of Pete Domenici and Airport Road in Santa Teresa.
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Softball: Trio of Home Runs Propel Aggies Past Owls
Three Aggies notched home runs across three straight innings as the visiting bats stayed hot.
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Men’s Tennis: Aggies Accept Invite to NIT Tournament
This year’s tournament will be held at the Rome Tennis Center in Rome, Georgia, with matches running from May 7 through May 9.
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May the 4th: “Star Wars” Week at Branigan
Show off your favorite “Star Wars” costume in a Costume Contest.
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Las Cruces Public Schools Celebrates Record Number of Students Earning Bilingualism and Biliteracy State Seal
A record total of 162 State Seals were awarded, with seven students earning the distinction in two different languages.
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Two Mesilla Plaza Walking Tours Announced for May
Each tour is an hour long and covers the fascinating history of Mesilla.
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Aggies Key in on Pivotal Series at Kennesaw State
The Aggies and Owls will first square off on Friday with the game set to start at 4 p.m. MT.
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Minority Business Development Agency Makes Statement After Federal Funding Eliminated
The Business Resource Center, home to the Small Business Office and the former NM MBDA, remains open and operational.
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Desert Blooms: Ready, Set, GROW! Webinar Series 3rd Wednesday of Each Month at 3pm
Webinars are listed below with registration links. Sign up separately for each of the classes you would like to attend!
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Meet the Author of “Finding Gobi” Saturday May 3 at Branigan
The story tells the tale of a man, a dog, and the lengths to which love will go to sacrifice for its companion.
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Softball: Regular Season Closes at Kennesaw State
For the first time in program history, the Aggies will clash with Kennesaw State, embarking on a three-game road tilt with the Owls.
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Las Cruces Couple Charged with Evidence Tampering in Federal Investigation of Suspected Gang Member
Federal authorities allege that the Canos hired Ortega-Lopez for home repairs and later allowed him to reside in their guesthouse.
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El Paso National Defense Area established
Joint Task Force – Southern Border service members under U.S. Northern Command (USNORTHCOM) will be operating in the EPNDA with the same authorities and tasks as those operating in the previously announced New Mexico National Defense Area (NMNDA),supporting installation security operations.
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Internet Crimes: FinCEN Finds Cambodia-Based Huione Group to be of Primary Money Laundering Concern, Proposes a Rule to Combat Cyber Scams and Heists–BONUS, recent scam alerts
As described in the NPRM, for years, Huione Group has laundered proceeds of CVC scams, including CVC investment scams, and heists. Huione Group has set up a network of businesses, each playing a different role in its money laundering enterprise
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U.S. Attorney Announces Prosecution of Title 50 Charges Following Joint Visit to New Mexico National Defense Area
This corridor, now treated as an extension of U.S. Army Garrison Fort Huachuca, is subject to enhanced military patrols and surveillance, with U.S. troops authorized to temporarily detain and transfer individuals to federal law enforcement for prosecution.
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Breaking: Doña Ana Fire Rescue Dispatch Residential Fire
No injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire in under investigation.
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Wednesday Walk with a Ranger at Fort Selden Starting May 7 and Continuing Through June
Explore Fort Selden Historic Site with ranger-guided tours on Wednesday mornings in May and June.
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Organic Integrity Learning Center:New Microlearning
Organic handlers play a key role in maintaining the integrity of organic products throughout the supply chain.
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Celebrate tradition and culture at the 25th Annual Blessing of the Fields May 16
The day’s festivities will also include a plant sale from the Museum’s greenhouse — just in time for spring planting.