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Aggies Look to Bounce Back Against UNLV
UNLV enters Saturday’s matchup riding high after an emphatic 80-59 victory over Pepperdine on Wednesday night.
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Aggie Swim Wraps Up Phill Hansel Invite; Divers Continue Lumberjack Invite
The NM State swimming and diving program continued its pair of midseason events from Houston and Flagstaff on Friday.
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Turkey Basics: Safe Thawing
Immediately after grocery store checkout, take the frozen turkey home and store it in the freezer.
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‘Not in Vain’ Records 330 Arrests, More than 1200 Citations
“The success of this operation underscores the importance of collaboration among state, local, and federal law enforcement agencies.”
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Aggies Open CUSA Championship With Sam Houston
The Aggies don’t have to travel far for this year’s Conference USA Championship as UTEP will host all seven matches across three days.
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Scott Joplin & the Magical “Maple Leaf Rag”
Tucked inside were two copies of sheet music for a highly syncopated, upbeat piano piece with intense flurries of notes — more than 2,000 in a song that took less than three minutes to perform.
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Aggies Hang Tough in Pair of Events on Thursday
The NM State swimmers and divers split up for a pair of midseason events as the Aggie swim team continued its stay in Houston on day two of the Phill Hansel Invite while the Aggie divers opened competition in Flagstaff, Ariz., at the Lumberjack Diving Invite.
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It’s National Apprenticeship Week–Employment and Funding Opportunities as of November 21, 2024
As of November 21, 2024 multiple listings have been published seeking applicants for local and away jobs.
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Today, November 21, is National Rural Health Day
“It is of vital importance that we ensure all New Mexicans have the opportunity to be healthy and have access to affordable, quality health care regardless of where they call home.”
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Life, death or deportation
Las Cruces and Doña Ana County — home to one of New Mexico’s highest shares of immigrant residents — suffer from a shortage of doctors and medical specialists even more acute than the rest of the state.
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Cost of child care for one child can be more than rent in some US counties
The latest finding follows the addition of prices from 2019 to 2022 and an analysis of childcare prices in 2,512 U.S. counties.
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Inflation Expectations Decline Slightly; Labor Market Expectations Improve
Perceptions of credit access and expectations for future credit access both improved in October.
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Rink Sets School Record; Aggies Wrap Up Opening Day of Phill Hansel Invite
Following five events, NM State sits in third place with 205 points as a team – following only host Houston and Nevada.
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Three Aggies Garner All-CUSA Honors
This season, the trio combined of Sharp, Williams and Markham combined for 656 kills, 1,701 attempts, 733 digs, 91 blocks and a grand total of 735 points.
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Dominant Paint Presence Powers Aggies to 37-Point Win
Three Aggies logged double-digit point totals as the Aggies rolled to a 78-41 victory, improving to 3-1 on the season.
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NM State Dive Team Set to Compete in Lumberjack Diving Invite
Beginning Thursday, Nov. 21, NM State will compete alongside individuals from Northern Arizona, Fresno State, Idaho, UC Davis, Colorado Mesa and Cal Poly.
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Aggies Fall Short in Road Battle Against Dayton
Both defenses were on full display in the early goings of the game as neither side could find the bottom of the net through the first minute and 55 seconds.
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Councilors Approves Changes to the Metropolitan Planning Organization
Monday’s unanimous vote by Councilors shifts oversight of the MPO from the City to the MPO’s governing board.
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New Mexico invests $4.3 million in outdoor recreation and trail restoration–More than Half a Million in Our Broader Community
LCPS will construct a 0.17-mile trail segment along the frontage of the new Columbia Elementary School that will serve as a vital connection between an existing trail and a planned future extension and provide a safe, accessible pathway for pedestrians, cyclists, and other non-motorized users.
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State Police Locate 5 Kidnapped Children with Help of New Technology
An automatic license plate reader picked up the vehicle and assisted officers in narrowing down the time, location and direction the vehicle was last seen.
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Consumers Report Higher Credit Rejection Rates, Expect Fewer Credit Applications
Households anticipate that they will be less likely to apply for at least one type of credit over the next 12 months.
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Aprenda más acerca del virus respiratorio sincitial (VRS)
La infección por VRS es más común en los niños; la mayoría de los niños pequeños tienen una infección por VRS antes de cumplir los dos años.
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Aggies Set for Showdown at Dayton
NM State is off to a hot start going into the third week of the season with a 3-0 record.
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Aggie Swim Heads to Houston for Phill Hansel Invitational
Following a pair of home meets, the Aggie swimmers will compete in a midseason event which will feature 19 events across three days.
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NM State Football Returns to League Play at Middle Tennessee
NM State is most recently coming off of a 38-3 road loss against No. 15 Texas A&M in College Station, Texas, and will now close the season with a pair of Conference USA contests.
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Homestand Concludes Versus Western New Mexico
Western NM will treat the matchup as an exhibition while the Crimson & White have their eyes on a return to the win column.
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Swimmers from two local schools competed in Tori Invitational in Hobbs
Last week, local students had the opportunity to compete in what is the first meet of this year’s swim season.
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Conference USA Volleyball: 2024 Championship Bracket Set
For the final match of the day, No. 3 NM State will take on No. 6 Sam Houston at 7 p.m. MT.
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Know When and How to Use Antibiotics, and When to Skip Them
Antibiotics treat only some infections caused by bacteria – and none caused by viruses.
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Household Debt Rose Modestly; Delinquency Rates Remain Elevated
Mortgage balances increased by $75 billion from the previous quarter and reached $12.59 trillion at the end of September.
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Artificial Intelligence Camera Captures Bird Behavior Around Solar Panels to Inform Siting and Conservation—Success Story
A team at Argonne National Laboratory set out to develop a camera system that could continuously monitor how birds behave around solar panels using artificial intelligence.
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New Mexico Outdoor Recreation Division announces $851,400 in grants to support youth outdoor programs–More than $50k Locally
The Outdoor Legacy Project provides no-cost access to gear rentals, immersive wilderness camps, and day events for youth, emphasizing conservation, cultural education, social-emotional wellbeing, and youth leadership opportunities.
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Moccia Introduces New A-Mountain Sports Leadership
“The new leadership team of A-Mountain Sports, the official Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) Collective of NM State Athletics is now in place and I am excited to introduce them to you.” –Mario Moccia, NMSU Athletic Director
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City of Las Cruces Announces Tree Lighting Ceremony will be Saturday, December 7
This event is a wonderful opportunity to bring our community together in the spirit of the season.
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NM State XC Wraps Season in Snowy Mountain Regional
For the first and only time this cross country season, the Aggies battled snow.
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No Carrot Vegetable Medley: Autumn Vegetable Succotash
This medley of vegetables mixes fresh and frozen vegetables for a side dish that takes a short time to prepare.