Doña Ana County Sheriff’s detectives are hoping the public may be able to help locate a missing 16-year-old. According to her family, Jadyn Romero was last seen on Feb. 3. Initial information suggests she might have been seen in the Anthony area as recently as Feb. 21.Read More →
The Las Cruces City Council will conduct a regularly scheduled meeting at 1 p.m. Monday, March 2, 2020 in Council Chambers at City Hall, 700 N. Main St. The meeting will be televised live on CLC-TV, Comcast Cable channel 20. The meeting will also be webcast live and will beRead More →
As part of Unite Private Networks utility installations, eastbound and westbound traffic on Lohman Avenue will experience a lane closure at the Walnut Street intersection beginning Monday, March 2, 2020. The lane closure will last approximately five working days. Crews will work only from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. MondayRead More →
Each year horses are surrendered throughout New Mexico. The reasons range from their decline in health or behavioral problems to the owner’s financial or physical hardships. Unfortunately, the neglected animals are often abused and mistreated. To solve this state-wide problem, the Stables at Hyatt Regency Tamaya has created a horseRead More →
This year marks 25 years for Jardin de los Niños service to the community and what a better way to celebrate than with a Mardi Gras theme gala! The Gala will be at the Farm and Ranch heritage Museum and will have food, fun and awards going out to the championsRead More →
The Albuquerque Police Department says an officer has resigned after being arrested for domestic violence. KRQE TV is reporting 31-year-old Jeffrey Wharton, who is listed online as a senior officer for APD is accused of beating up his girlfriend last week. The women had several gashes on her head andRead More →
New Mexico ranks 7th for having the most rape and sexual assault cases, according to the most recent FBI uniform crime reporting data from 2018. The Albuquerque Police Department has made huge strides to combat the crisis, by processing thousands of rape kits. The technology brought the backlog down fromRead More →
A former Bernalillo County firefighter is yet again facing criminal charges after a woman told police that he handcuffed and attacked her, according to court documents. 45 year old Celso Montaño, made headlines in October when authorities said they had used DNA evidence to link him to a 2009 rapeRead More →
The Gadsden Independent School District’s computer network has been attacked by a ransomware virus that has shut down the system. KVIA TV is reporting GISD spokesman Luis Villalobos said the virus infected “internet and communications systems” Monday, “affecting all schools and support service locations.” The virus infecting the GISD networkRead More →
Press release from City of Las Cruces LAS CRUCES, N.M. – Last year’s seventh annual Las Cruces Country Music Festival (LCCMF) will be the last in a series that humbly began back in 2013. Due to rising entertainer fees and a trend of dwindling ticket sales over the past coupleRead More →
