New Mexico is suing Google over allegations the tech company is illegally collecting personal data generated by children in violation of federal and state laws. The state attorney general’s office has filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court. Attorney General Hector Balderas claims Google is using its education services packageRead More →
The New Mexico Department of Health is telling the state’s residents that it’s more important to be concerned about the flu than the virus receiving attention globally. The department said the COVID-19 virus should be subject to “heightened awareness”” but that the flu “remains a more significant illness” in NewRead More →
The City of Las Cruces, Roadrunner sculpture on the City’s West Mesa, has received national television exposure and was recently featured by NBC News. A video story about the Roadrunner sculpture, created by artists Olin Calk and Dan Smith, can be viewed online at NBC’s dateline website. The sculpture isRead More →
Dateline NBC” will revisit the 2003 rape and murder of New Mexico State University graduate student Katie Sepich. The episode will air at 8 p.m. tonight. The episode tells the story of murder of NMSU student Katie Sepich and the eventual capture of her killer. In 2003, the 22 yearRead More →
A $528 million capital spending package moving through the Legislature would authorize funding to help plan for a professional soccer complex in Albuquerque and to preserve more open space near the oxbow wetlands on the city’s West Side. But the proposal is also notable for what it doesn’t include. There’sRead More →
Pay raises for New Mexico teachers would be pared back to match the raises for most state workers, road repair money would be reduced and more dollars would be deposited in a new early childhood trust fund under changes to a $7.6 billion budget plan unveiled Tuesday by a keyRead More →
Flags across New Mexico will fly at half-staff on Friday in honor of U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Antonio Rey Rodriquez, who was killed earlier this month in Afghanistan. Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham ordered flags lowered Friday in recognition of the Las Cruces native. Rodriguez graduated from Mayfield High SchoolRead More →
A false alarm put Santa Teresa High School on lock down at the end of the school day yesterday. KVIA TV is reporting an active shooter concern was discovered when Police say a student made a verbal threat about half-hour before school was set to let out for the day.Read More →
Another New Mexico coach has been arrested after police say he sent nude photos of himself to four teenage girls, then blackmailed them to give him what he wanted. KRQE TV is reporting this investigation started last month after a 14-year old girl from Pecos High School says the boys’Read More →
Doña Ana County Sheriff’s deputies are investigating a motorcycle crash in Vado that killed two teens. The crash happened near Plaza Avenue and Cristo Avenue. Police think, 18-year-old Francisco Avila, failed to negotiate a turn and was thrown from the motorcycle. His passenger, a 16-year-old male, was also killed. BothRead More →
