NMSU’s football schedule took another hit yesterday. They lost a 1.5 million dollar payday at Florida. The Southeastern Conference elected to play only conference games this year, meaning the Aggies now have only 9 games on their scheduled and a 2.7 million dollar hole in their budget. Plans to moveRead More →
The city of Roswell is now offering special permits that would allow restaurants serve food in certain indoor areas. Restaurants will be allowed to designate indoor dining areas as ‘outdoor’ as long as windows and doors in those areas remain open during business hours. The city will also allow restaurantsRead More →
State renews emergency public health order SANTA FE – Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and state health officials on Thursday announced the state of New Mexico will extend its emergency public health order and keep intact existing public health restrictions and guidelines while the state continues to combat the spread ofRead More →
City Names Interim Police Chief The City of Las Cruces has named Miguel Dominguez as Interim Chief of Police following the retirement of Patrick Gallagher, whose final day on the job is Aug. 1. Dominguez will begin his new assignment on Aug. 2. Miguel Dominguez has resided in Las CrucesRead More →
Road Maintenance Various Streets, Additional Location for August 3 Streets Management will be applying a chip seal surface treatment on various streets, beginning Monday, August 3, and the work is scheduled to be completed Friday, August 7. Affected areas include: Branding Iron Circle from Buckboard Way to Buckhorn Drive W.Read More →
I-25 will be CLOSED in both directions (north and south) at the bridge at University Avenue for a bridge deck concrete placement from 9 p.m. Friday, July 31 to 8 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 1. Motorists will be detoured to the I-25 southbound and northbound exit ramps to leave the interstate and onto the I-25 southbound andRead More →
Truth or Consequences is seeking emergency funding to deal with monsoon flooding that ruined a baseball field, the fair grounds and some businesses. The meeting was held to approve a disaster declaration resolution to secure emergency funding. During the meeting, a city commissioner questioned why the damage happened in theRead More →
The NMSU Main Campus Dual Credit Program and the Dona Ana Community College Dual Credit Program are still accepting new student applications for high school juniors and seniors for the 2020-2021 school year. To be eligible for the DACC program students need to have a high school GPA of 2.0Read More →
Las Cruces police are asking for the public’s help locating 12-year-old, Yazmin Zamora. She was last on the 2300 block of Dr. King Way at around 9:30 p.m. on July 29th. Yazmin is approximately 5-feet-1-inch tall and weighs around 145 pounds with dark brown hair and brown eyes. She wasRead More →
Discolored Water Notification Las Cruces Utilities (LCU) is receiving discolored water calls in the following area: Mulberry Avenue to Hadley Avenue Triviz Drive to Walnut Street Water associates are flushing in the area to alleviate the discoloration. Although the water is safe to drink, the City recommends waiting to washRead More →
