• Amanda López Askin launches campaign for New Mexico Secretary of State

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  • Health officials warn against baby poultry as Easter gifts 

    Chicks, ducklings linked to Salmonella risk  Despite their seasonal appeal, baby chicks and ducklings pose significant health risks as Easter gifts, particularly for young children.   

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  • Take steps to protect yourself from sexually transmitted infections 

    SANTA FE – New Mexicans can take preventative steps to protect themselves from sexually-transmitted infections (STIs).  April 13-19 marks STI Awareness Week and the New Mexico Department

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  • America’s Walking Club Invites the Public to a Community Walk on May 3rd

    AVA: America’s Walking Club invites you to a Community Walk on Saturday, May 3, 2025, through downtown Las Cruces and the Historic Mesquite St. District.

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  • Skechers Offers Scholarships to Graduating Seniors

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  • Tostitos Recall

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  • April is National Alcohol Awareness Month

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  • Measles Cases on the Rise in New Mexico

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  • Court tosses felony murder conviction of Las Cruces teen in 2021 shooting

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  • State recognizes public health workers  

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  • Four Young Park Shooters Plead Not Guilty

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  • Tax Notices Delayed in Dona Ana County

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  • Tim Brown to Speak at Annual Henson Community Breakfast in Las Cruces

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  • Open or Closed on Easter

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  • FYI+, CYFD, and City of Las Cruces are Joining Forces to Recognize April as Child Abuse Prevention Month

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  • NM Senate Takes Historic Action to Protect Water

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  • BLM seeks input on proposed Black Mountain gen-tie transmission line

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