Las Cruces Again Named Best Run City in NM, Ranked #4 in U.S. Las Cruces is once again ranked as the best-run city in New Mexico according to WalletHub.com, a personal finance website. The new ranking also lists Las Cruces as the fourth best-run city in the U.S. with AlbuquerqueRead More →
Summer Workout Safety Guidelines Extended The Superintendent and Athletics Department at Las Cruces Public Schools has extended the Return to Play guidelines for summer workouts. The district-wide safety protocols have been in place since June 22 for football, soccer, volleyball and cross country. Following the latest information from the governor’sRead More →
District Launches Re-Entry Website Las Cruces Public Schools has launched a dedicated webpage for families, students, staff and community stakeholders to view the most current information related to re-entry plans for returning to school in the fall semester. The page can be found at www.returnplan.lcps.net. District officials and the Community Engagement subcommittee on the LCPS Re-EntryRead More →
Five Finalists for City Manager Named The Las Cruces City Council has selected five finalists, from a shortlist of nine, to continue through the selection process for city manager. The five finalists are: Estrella Escobar, Former Senior Advisor to the President, University of Texas at El Paso, El Paso, Texas;Read More →
Las Cruces Ranked 50th Best Small City of 100 in 2020 Report Just as the U.S. gets back on its feet and cities begin to reopen for business, a new report touts Las Cruces as a city full of sunny weather, great outdoor activities, and an airport undergoing renovations thatRead More →
Lt. Governor Howie Morales called into 101 Gold early this morning and spoke with Lyndsey Kalson about getting our kids back to school this Fall, the latest news to come from Santa Fe’s special Legislative session, balancing our state budget, the New Mexico’s continued response to COVID-19. You can hearRead More →
Lyndsey Kalson of Las Cruces Today and Brian Clark, a local musician and now event planner, talked recently on the phone about a grassroots endeavor to bring together our array of talented musicians with our unique local businesses. The idea- local businesses in Las Cruces invite local musicians to performRead More →
I-25 & University Ave, Mile Marker 1, Las Cruces LC000250 La Calerita Construction, LLC (Contractor) will be continuing roadwork on I-25 and University. The new southbound I-25 on- and off-ramps at University Ave. are open. The ramps will remain open while construction takes place on the Phase 1 (North) bridge,Read More →
Wildfire smoke poses additional potential health issues for people with COVID-19 SANTA FE – The New Mexico Department of Health and the New Mexico Environment Department today issue a smoke advisory for the Rio Grande Valley from Taos to Las Cruces and all surrounding communities from 9 p.m. tonight through noonRead More →
NM Flags to be Lowered to Commemorate Juneteenth Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has ordered state flags to half-staff in observance of Juneteenth. State flags will be flown at half-staff beginning sundown Thursday through sundown Saturday. Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation freeing slaves on Jan. 1, 1863, but it wasRead More →
