Saturday Nov 7 | Las Cruces Sun-News
Administrators and teachers at Gadsden High School were remembering Army Spc. Tony Carrasco on Friday as a well-behaved and hard working student.
Couple accept plea deal in tax evasion case
After becoming involved with an income tax protest movement, a married couple accepted a plea deal Thursday on felony charges of attempting to evade taxes over several years.
Otero County sees snow but will warm up again
Bill Kitchens uses a brush to wipe some snow off the hood of his sport utility vehicle while parked at the Cloudcroft post office Thursday morning.
Southern NM gets taste of wintry weather
Brrr, break out the coats, jackets, sweaters, sweatshirts and something warm to drink.
NM suppliers look to meet Mexican buyers
New Mexico industrial suppliers can explore business opportunities with Mexico's maquila industry during a Nov.
Rain chances to diminish overnight; Clear skies expected for UTEP game
The chances for rain will diminish overnight after a thunderstorm brought rain and strong winds to Dona Ana County and far West El Paso this evening.
Casa de Suenos Bed & Breakfast shows its colors for annual Wine Tasting & Art Show
The Grant County Rolling Stones Gem and Mineral Society has its field trip today to Rabb Park Moonstone looking for moonstone, a form of plagioclase feldspar with a milky bluish sheen.
Gloria Marmolejo's Son David Indicted On Murder Charge
A grand jury has indicted David Marmolejo on a charge of murder. Marmolejo is accused of strangling his mother, Gloria Marmolejo, 54, to death.
Cap and trade is built upon the sand
Now that summer recess is over for Congress and our elected officials are in D.C., cap and trade is back in the news.
IN ADDITION SCATTERED TO NUMEROUS SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS ARE FORECASTED FOR THE REGION TODAY THROUGH FRIDAY WITH LOCALLY HEAVY RAINFALLS LIKELY.
Children With Muscular Dystrophy Get New Home
Ruben and P.J. Avila on Sunday got to see where they will one day be living. Right now it is nothing more than dirt and some PVC piping, but soon, they can call a piece of land in Santa Teresa, N.M. their home.
Thunderstorms with heavy rain began moving into Las Cruces this afternoon. The National Weather Service, in Santa Teresa, issued a Special Weather Statement to alert residents and motorists.
Utility authority's first meeting is today
The governing board of a new utility authority for Sunland Park and Santa Teresa will meet for the first time ever as a permanent body tonight.
Arrest Affidavit Claims Inconsistencies In David Marmolejo's Sworn Statement
KFOX obtained the arrest affidavit of David Marmolejo. He is charged with murder in the death of his mother, Gloria Marmolejo.
DoA a Ana County commissioners are slated to hear a plan Wednesday about how administrators plan to correct 41 findings in a recently released audit of the health and human services department.
State downgrades Dairy Queen in Santa Teresa, N.M.
The New Mexico Environment Department has downgraded Dairy Queen, 5325 McNutt Rd.
Two Cents: Happy talk on green jobs
Watching news in my New York hotel room, I suddenly perked up. There was Nancy Pelosi crowing about the recently passed house version of the cap and trade bill.
Two Cents: Happy talk on green jobs
Watching news in my New York hotel room, I suddenly perked up. There was Nancy Pelosi crowing about the recently passed house version of the cap and trade bill.
State's national labs help small business
Small businesses in need of technical assistance they can't get from private providers at a reasonable cost can apply for free help from the New Mexico Small Business Assistance Program -- a joint project of Los Alamos and Sandia national laboratories and the state of New Mexico.
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