With all the Zoom meetings and calls lately, it’s not surprising that the latest phishing scam come from what looks like your Zoom account. Don’t fall for it. Here;s how the scam will look. You receive an email, text or social media message featuring Zoom’s logo and a message saying,Read More →
A Las Cruces middle teacher is the latest victim of COVID-19. Sylvia L. Garcia, 60, died early Sunday, due to complications of coronavirus. She taught math and reading intervention at Lynn Community Middle School, teaching 6th, 7th and 8th students. “We are devastated,” said LCPS Superintendent Dr. Karen Trujillo. “SylviaRead More →
In the midst of the Covid-19 crisis, Ruidoso, New Mexico’s Municipal School District is the first in the world to debut and deploy the world’s first-proven Coronavirus-Killing Xenon-UV ray robot. The one-of-a-kind Xenex LightStrike robots are now zapping Ruidoso schools with patented pulsating Xenon-UV light rays that are proven toRead More →
A Las Cruces man suspected of using a hammer to critically injure his stepfather on Friday has been charged with attempted murder. Alejandro Nevarez, 28, of the 1100 block of Lees Drive, is charged with a second-degree felony count of attempted murder, a third-degree felony count of aggravated battery againstRead More →
November 23, 2020 on the Bridges over I-25 at Lohman Ave. Hasse Contracting Company will have nighttime lane closures in effect on the Lohman Ave Bridge. Bridge over I-25 on both eastbound and westbound lanes for bridge deck repairs. The speed limit will be reduced for the safety of the crew.Read More →
5 Juveniles, Ages 12-15, Charged in Armed Robbery Las Cruces police, with assistance from a Dona Ana County Sheriff’s Office deputy, arrested five juveniles suspected in a Thursday evening joyride that resulted in shots fired during an incident of road rage and the armed robbery of a woman. Read More →
Las Cruces Today and Bravo Mic Communications Family of Radio Stations present – Thanksgiving 2020 in Lockdown. Lutz Learns what staying home for the holiday is really like. We may be having fun with this, but we are all in this together New Mexico. For more COVID-19 Resources in theRead More →
The Aggie men’s basketball team has scheduled their first game of the season. They will play Arizona Christian one week from today in Phoenix. Game time is set for four p.m. and you will hear the game on ZIA country, the Aggies Flagship station, starting at 3:30, the day afterRead More →
A stolen car and other property recovered in Las Cruces after deputies uncovered a massive theft stash. Deputies have uncovered what they call a “massive stash of stolen property” at two homes along Hermanitas Place in Las Cruces. The discovery came as deputies responded to tip received about the locationRead More →
Aggie star Trevelin Queen has signed a free agent contract with the Houston Rockets. Queen averaged a team-high 13.2 points per game last season while shooting 38.7 percent beyond the 3 point arc. Queen averaged 2.7 assists per game, which ranked first among all non-guards in the WAC. Prior to theRead More →
