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Las Cruces employees at WSMR sent home
About 1,500 White Sands Missile Range employees who live in Las Cruces are on their way home, as range officials have decided to let them leave early because of inclement weather.
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Overnight Hit-And-Run Leads To Officer-Involved Shooting
Las Cruces police are investigating an officer-involved shooting near the intersection of Kansas Avenue and Lujan Street.
Tax hikes on table at Las Cruces meeting Tuesday
Those unhappy about the prospect of paying higher state taxes to compensate of a multi-million dollar budget deficit, or who would like to have a say in helping to shape those decisions, will have a chance to make their voices heard this week.
Las Cruces officials mull options for golf course park
City officials are considering two options that could lead to the Las Cruces Country Club property being converted into a premier park.
Las Cruces sees jump in gross receipts revenue
Ever so slightly, gross receipts tax revenue in Las Cruces is rising, perhaps signaling the start of economic recovery in Do-a Ana County.
Report: Black Friday store spending up 0.5 percent
This Nov. 27, 2009 file photo shows crowds shopping at Best Buy in Las Cruces, N.M. Friday's anecdotal reports showed bigger crowds at stores as shoppers appeared to buy more than last year.
LAS CRUCES The New Mexico Spaceport Authority on Wednesday awarded a $32.5 million contract to an Albuquerque firm to build the terminal-hangar facility the futuristic building often seen in artists' drawings of Spaceport America.
Longtime barber's career cuts through Las Cruces history
From the outside, Andy's Barber Shop, a quaint building tucked away on a small street between Lohman and Amador avenues, might appear no different from any other in Las Cruces.
Our view: It is a time to be thankful in Las Cruces
Here's what we're supposed to say: We know it's been a tough year all over, and people have had some rough financial patches, some worse than others.
Campaign raises nearly $500,000 to fight breast cancer
Almost half a million dollars was raised this year in the "NMSU Aggies Are Tough Enough to Wear Pink" campaign, organizers said Wednesday.
Las Cruces Anime Day announces Monica Rial as guest of honor
The Las Cruces Anime Day is proud to announce that it will be honored by the presence of Miss Monica Rial at its 2010 event as Guest of Honor.
Taste of Las Cruces: Let someone else do the cooking this Thanksgiving
Hungry? Check out Grub Hub. Forgot to thaw the turkey? Burned the dressing to an edible crisp? It happens.
Groups want hearing on wilderness bill
A group opposed to a federal wilderness bill for southwestern Dona Ana County has outlined alternatives to the proposal while asking New Mexico's senators to hold a field hearing locally about the matter.
City Clerk: PAC cleared of wrongdoing in municipal election
City Clerk Esther Martinez said Wednesday that there is no basis to claims made a week before the Nov.
Two women charged with ecstasy, ketamine possession
Two travelers from New Mexico were nabbed at the El Paso port of entry, suspected of carrying ecstacy and ketamine, according ot a news release.
Chief deputy county clerk will not be disciplined after DUI arrest
A chief deputy county clerk will not be disciplined after being arrested for drunken driving early Friday, the county clerk said Tuesday.
County official to plead guilty to drunken driving
Dona Ana County Chief Deputy County Clerk Mario O. Jimenez will plead guilty to drunken driving today in Las Cruces Magistrate Court.
Las Cruces couple enters plea in animal cruelty case
LAS CRCUES A Mesilla couple has pleaded no contest to more than 100 counts of animal cruelty.
Abe Lincolna s legacy comes to Downtown Las Cruces
In the beginning of his life, Abraham Lincoln "feared of achieving nothing that would make men remember him," but as his life unfolded, he became the 16th president of the United States and one of the most influential Americans in history.
Security bars may have contributed to fire deaths
Dona Ana County authorities have blamed the deaths of three Chaparral residents in a Wednesday night fire at least partly on something meant to protect homes: security bars on the windows.
Taste of Las Cruces: New seasonal menu at Ardovino's Desert Crossing...
The lamb rack at Ardovino's Desert Crossing is rubbed with rosemary, olive oil and cracked pepper and glazed with a chutney f bing cherries, golden raisins and chipotle.
Trial for Las Cruces man accused in daughter's death to be moved
The trial of the Las Cruces man accused of causing the death of his infant daughter by leaving her in a clothes hamper will be moved, a state district judge decided Wednesday.
Las Cruces parade pays tribute to veterans
Jacob Barela, 6, from left, Isaiah Thomas, 9, Julia Barela, 9, Shawn Barela, 11, and Ginger Barela show their support for veterans Wednesday at the Veterans Day Parade, which traveled along Church Street in Las Cruces.
Factory production dips; wholesale inflation muted
Factory production declined in October, signaling that consumers and businesses remain cautious in their spending and suggesting a sluggish economic recovery.
Las Cruces man's behavior sparked child porn investigation
The child pornography investigation into a 50-year-old East Mesa man might not have happened had his daughter's boyfriend not allegedly seduced an 11-year-old girl he met on MySpace.
Avenue of Flags moves to Winners Circle
Avenue of Flags, the sire of Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint winner California Flag, will stand the 2010 season at Winners Circle Bloodstock Farms in Las Cruces, New Mexico.
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NMSU to host public author signings
Barnes & Noble at NMSU will host three book signings the first week of December.
Ruidoso Downs Race Track eyes move to Las Cruces
Ruidoso Downs Race Track is seeking permission from the New Mexico Racing Commission to move the track to Las Cruces for the 2011 racing season.
National Adoption Day celebration planned in Las Cruces Saturday
A special celebration is planned from 10:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Saturday to honor the families who have finalized adoptions in 2009.
Las Cruces police arrest man in strong-armed robbery
Las Cruces police arrested a man on a felony count of strong-armed robbery Sunday after he allegedly stole a woman's purse.
Las Cruces Police Officer Fired After Investigation
A Las Cruces Police officer is let go after an investigation revealed he gave false information about an off-duty traffic accident that he was involved in October.
Las Cruces teen killed in single-vehicle roll-over
A Las Cruces teen was killed in a single-vehicle roll-over crash early Sunday morning, and alcohol may have contributed to the wreck, according to state police.
Flu vaccines still tough to find in Las Cruces
Still looking for the seasonal flu vaccine? Join the crowd. Seasonal flu shots in the Las Cruces area remain scarce.
DA won't prosecute stabbing suspect
The district attorney's office in Las Cruces has declined to prosecute an East Mesa man accused of second-degree murder in connection with the stabbing of another man.
Las Cruces on top 10 list of best performing cities
While the nation deals with double-digit unemployment, Do-a Ana County received some good economic news on Wednesday.
Two exotic cats escape from former home of breeder
Bobcat captured at former home of breeder By Ashley Meeks Sun-News reporter Posted: 11/07/2009 12:00:00 AM MST LAS CRUCES - A bobcat was captured at the former home of an exotic cat breeder Thursday and another large cat is still on the loose, according to DoA a Ana Sheriff's Department investigators.
Taste of Las Cruces: The Shed puts Southwestern flare put on traditional breakfast and lunch plates
DJ Mitchell serves up plates of French Brie Delight, right, and Eggsidillas on Wednesday at The Shed, 810 S. Valley Drive.
Las Cruces man killed in Thursday motorcycle crash
A 47-year-old Las Cruces man died after a motorcycle crash Thursday afternoon on U.S. 70.
Annual Las Cruces conference fosters a meeting of mariachi minds
It was hard not to notice the thundering noise and a small tremble in the floor during a walk through New Mexico State University's Corbett Center Student Union on Thursday.
Police, family seek missing Las Cruces man
Police are asking for the public's assistance in locating a man who has not been seen by family members for the past two weeks.
Cleric born in Las Cruces consulted accused Fort Hood shooter
The Army psychiatrist accused in the Fort Hood shootings that took the lives of 13 people had been in communication with a cleric born in Las Cruces in 1971 while his father was attending graduate school at New Mexico State University, according to a 2008 Washington Post article.
Sunland Park, Las Cruces women win state pageant titles
Young women and teens from Do-a Ana County performed well in the Miss New Mexico USA pageant over the weekend in Mescalero, N.M. Rosanne Dene Aguilar of Sunland Park earned the crown of Miss New Mexico USA, and Faith Annelies Cortez of Las Cruces won the title of Miss New Mexico Teen USA.
25,000 Red-Light Runners, Speeders Caught In Las Cruces
It's been just over eight months since red-light cameras went up at four major intersection in Las Cruces, and since then, nearly 25,000 automobiles have been caught either speeding or running a red light since February 28, 2009.
Truck hits 36-year-old man standing on Interstate 25
Police are trying to determine why a 36-year-old Las Cruces man was standing in the middle of Interstate 25 Monday night when he was fatally struck by a truck near Hatch.
Judge denies request for change of venue by man accused in death of infant daughter
LAS CRUCES A state district judge has denied a request by Las Crucen Robert Flores for a change of venue in the trial in which he is accused of causing the death of his infant daughter by leaving her in a clothes hamper.
Las Cruces police chief to retire
Las Cruces Police Chief Harry Romero announced Tuesday he's retiring after a 35-year tenure with the department.
Veterans Day Parade slated Wednesday in Las Cruces
The parade will begin at Loretto Town Center, travel north on Church Street, east on Hadley Avenue, south on Campo Street back to Loretto Town Center.
Las Cruces Crime Stoppers offering reward in Halloween assault of pizza delivery-woman
ROTC holds fundraiser dinner for Las Cruces chapter of Disabled American Veterans
New Mexico State University Air Force ROTC will put on a fundraiser dinner for the local chapter of Disabled American Veterans Wednesday in honor of Veterans Day.
Las Cruces man arrested on child porn charges
A Las Cruces man has been arrested after a multi-agency investigation allegedly discovered thousands of images of child pornography on computers and other electronic media devices in his home.
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Bookstore to host special events
On Friday, Nov. 20, from 11 a.m. - " 1 p.m., Barnes & Noble at NMSU will host a lecture and book signing by Martha Egan.
New Mexico Symphony Orchestra to perform music by Las Cruces students
It may have started out as just a little tune in their heads, but some local music students, with the help of their teachers, have turned inspiration into their greatest masterpieces - so far.
Salsa: Spicy staple is a recession-proof business in Las Cruces
Whether you're an omnivore or a vegetarian, a liberal or a conservative, an Aggie fan or a - hack, cough - Lobo backer, there is one thread of gastronomic commonality that runs through our community: Salsa.
Richardson listens to constituents' concerns during Las Cruces stop
Gov. Bill Richardson makes a stop Wednesday in Las Cruces to listen to concerns about budget bills recently passed by the Legislature to deal with the state budget deficit.
Women to be arraigned for sex with teen boys
Two women are scheduled to be arraigned this month after being separately charged with having sex with teenage boys.
Las Cruces council to get 2 new members
Gill Sorg was talking about the goals he had just moments after being declared the winner Tuesday night of the District 5 seat on the Las Cruces City Council.
Police: Men Arrested After Reporting Armed Robbery
Two Las Cruces men were accused of reporting a fake armed robbery at the fast food restaurant where they worked.
Legislative veterans panel to meet in Las Cruces next week
An interim panel of legislators focused on veterans affairs will be in Las Cruces next week to discuss homelessness among veterans, educational issues and the planned veterans museum.
Las Cruces council OKs election results
With little fanfare Thursday the Las Cruces City Council certified final results of Tuesday's municipal elections.
Las Cruces, New Mexico The city of Las Cruces is located within the Rio Grande Rift, a large geological feature that extends from Colorado southwards into Mexico.
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Las Cruces woman accused of running over boyfriend while drunk
A Las Cruces woman was arrested just after 2 a.m. Sunday after police say she ran over her boyfriend while drunk.
Late-season elk hunting licenses will be available online Nov. 10
A total of 350 cow elk licenses will be available online at 10 a.m. Tuesday to hunters who did not already hold an elk license this season.
Las Cruces council hears country club offers
A proposal that would allow city officials to either purchase the 110-acre property of the Las Cruces Country Club or receive 55 acres of the parcel at no cost, but with two primary conditions, was presented Wednesday to the Las Cruces City Council at a special work session at City Hall.
Las Cruces Vaqueros owner to hold meeting in Las Cruces Thursday
Andrew Dunn, owner of the Las Cruces Vaqueros, a minor league baseball team that will begin play in the spring, will conduct a public meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday to discuss his plans for the team.
Gov. Bill Richardson to speak to constituents in Las Cruces
Governor Bill Richardson will hold office hours today in Las Cruces and Albuquerque to hear from New Mexico residents about the budget bills passed by the Legislature.
Our view: What name will our federal courthouse bear?
What's in a name? That which we call a federal courthouse by any other name would smell as sweet.
Mayor and Council to Host Public Safety Appreciation Picnic
Mayor Ken Miyagishima and the other members of the Las Cruces City Council will sponsor a Police and Firefighter Appreciation Day Cookout Saturday, November 7th from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Park, 2651 Roadrunner Pkwy.
Las Cruces police arrest wanted man
A man wanted by police for almost five days was found and arrested shortly after 2 a.m. Tuesday.
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Mariachi concert coming to Las Cruces
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Barnes & Noble at NMSU to host author signings
Barnes & Noble at NMSU will host two public author signings at their Corbett Center Student Union location.
New Mexico State University Special Events - Kelly Clarkson
NMSU Special Events is pleased to announce an evening of music at the Pan American Center, Thursday, December 3rd, 2009 at 7:30pm. "I just want to be able to look back at this album and be proud, and to think, 'Man, that was awesome!'" With her fourth album, All I Ever Wanted , Clarkson demonstrates her eagerness to continue branching out, and to ...
Las Cruces: New Mexico's Spaceport America Is Opening For Tours, No Blastoffs Yet
If you're patiently awaiting the launch of Virgin Galactic , there's something new to keep you entertained for a little bit.
Gov. Richardson Signs Feed Bill, Will Hold Office Hours in ABQ, Las Cruces
Governor Bill Richardson today signed the Feed Bill that pays for the costs of the recently wrapped special session of the Legislature.
Las Cruces gears up for 2009 municipal election Tuesday
More than 51,000 registered voters living within the Las Cruces city limits will go to the polls Tuesday to decide elected representatives for three city council districts and municipal judge.
Las Cruces lawyers to offer free help Friday
There's a joke that "pro se" -- representing yourself in court without a lawyer -- translates as "you lose." But that's no joke when you're facing a divorce, a bankruptcy, an aggressive debt collector, a bullying landlord or a terror of a tenant.
New federal courthouse nears completion in Las Cruces
U.S. District Judge Robert Brack navigated his way through piles of construction materials on the third-floor landing of the new federal courthouse in Las Cruces.