Published: Thursday November 30 2023 04:58AM
A 16-year-old boy was arrested after police said he wrecked a stolen SUV, killing a 20-year-old passenger near Young Park. Here's what we know.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
The holiday season is upon us once again, and with it, a renewed spirit of giving back to fellow members of the community throughout New Mexico.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
In an announcement by Virgin Galactic on Wednesday, the company said just under 40% of the layoffs will be people working in New Mexico.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
The increased shooting deaths in New Mexico come at a time when Americans have bought guns like never before, many for the first time.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
A question of murder or self-defense will be presented to a jury this week after an 82-year-old man shot and killed his neighbor in 2022.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
The median annual income for New Mexico veterans in 2021 was $43,971, significantly higher than the figure for the state’s nonveterans ($27,197).
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
While you were sleeping, the USGS reported a magnitude 5.3 earthquake Wednesday near Mentone, Texas. Aftershocks could be felt throughout southern NM.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
The City of Las Cruces will honor the late restaurateur and local philanthropist Roberto Estrada Friday, Nov. 17 in a public dedication of the stage at the south end of the Plaza de Las Cruces.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
Recent data from the Interior Department showed New Mexico earned $2.93 billion in federal revenue from energy production, largely oil and gas.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
The ACLU called the move shocking and said it was a reminder of what the criminal legal system is not able to do.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women said in a statement Thursday that dissolving the panel of experts only helps to perpetuate the cycles of violence.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
New Mexico spends tens of millions of dollars more every year on prosecutors than it does on public defenders, according to records newly released by the state’s Legislature.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
A Las Cruces woman pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges this month, six years after police accused her of killing Dakota Lunceford in 2017.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
Police say a man pointed a gun at a judge's daughter in 2018. Then, the judge got involved. Now, he faces punishment from the state's high court.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
A jury found James Theriault, 82, guilty of second-degree murder on Thursday.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
For each barrel of oil generated by fracking, up to 10 barrels of byproduct fluid is produced.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
Green chiles compliment a surprising amount of foods, from pistachios to wine. Here are just a few offering one of New Mexico's greatest commodities.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
The GOP argued in its lawsuit the redistricting amounted to “cracking and stacking” by splitting up the Second District’s conservative majority.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
In need of a free meal this Thanksgiving Day? These places might be able to help.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
Deshawndre Washington and Doctor Bradley are each charged with several crimes in relation to assault and hazing will members of NMSU's basketball team.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
The State of New Mexico agreed to pay out over $500,000 to the family of slain NMSP officer Darian Jarrott. Here's how that money breaks down.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
A report expected by the Las Cruces City Council later this year is a significant step in managing affordable housing developments.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
Southwestern food staples like chile, blue corn and pumpkins make for a bountiful New Mexico Thanksgiving meal.
Published: Thursday November 30 2023
The process in which Las Cruces utility rates are set was updated last Monday through a resolution passed by City Council.
Published: Monday November 27 2023