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Attorney Bryant cited for seven speeding violations
The Ruidoso village attorney, who sometimes prosecutes traffic cases in Ruidoso Municipal Court, has been pinched seven times this decade for speeding.
Family terrorized as So. NM home is invaded
A southern New Mexico family awoke to a frightening scene early Monday when four men broke into their Santa Teresa home, tied them up and robbed them.
Ruidoso Downs relocation hinges on NM lawmakers
City and state officials are in agreement that there likely would be many hurdles to clear and challenges to resolve before Ruidoso Downs Race Track & Casino could ever relocate to Las Cruces.
Industrial output rises less than expected in Oct.
In this Oct. 29, 2009 file photo, a line worker works near the Duke Energy Plaza, background in Charlotte, N.C. Industrial production edged up 0.1 percent in October, a smaller-than-expected increase that signals a bumpy recovery ahead.
H1N1 flu blamed for 7 more deaths
The New Mexico Department of Health is reporting seven more New Mexicans have died from causes related to the H1N1 flu virus and is expanding its priorities for flu vaccinations.
Dona Ana Co. hasn't seized DWI cars
It's been on the books for two years, and so far, Dona Ana County officials have yet to seize any vehicles under an anti-DWI ordinance.
Dona Ana Unemployment Still Up
While unemployment numbers have yet to be released for October, there are numbers for September, and in Dona Ana County, the unemployment rate was 7.7 percent, which is the same percentage statewide.
Factory production dips; wholesale inflation muted
Factory production declined in October, signaling that consumers and businesses remain cautious in their spending and suggesting a sluggish economic recovery.
Preservation group names endangered places
The Coronado State Monument is among four historical places in New Mexico that a state preservation group considers endangered.
What to Expect when Starting Community College
I get sick of hearing people say that community college is just like high school and that it's easy and that only dumb people go there.
Bobcat captured at former home of breeder
A bobcat was captured at the former home of an exotic cat breeder Thursday and another large cat is still on the loose, according to Dona Ana Sheriff's Department investigators.
1000s take trip back in time at annual ArtsFaire
As a New Mexico State University student in 1991, Larissa Gibbs signed up to be an ArtsFaire town crier.
Hoarding investigation uncovers bobcat near Las Cruces
Dona Ana sheriff's investigators, working an ongoing investigation, captured a Bobcat on Thursday.
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Las Cruces woman accused of running over boyfriend while drunk
A Las Cruces woman was arrested just after 2 a.m. Sunday after police say she ran over her boyfriend while drunk.
Las Cruces police arrest wanted man
A man wanted by police for almost five days was found and arrested shortly after 2 a.m. Tuesday.
Officer impersonator sentenced after third trial
David Ramos Arenas, left, and his attorney, Kirby Wills, await the start of a sentencing hearing Tuesday morning in Judge Jerry Ritter's courtroom at the Otero County Courthouse.
NM Finance Authority Oversight Committee to Meet in Santa Fe Nov. 2-3
The New Mexico Finance Authority Oversight Committee will meet for two days -- November 2nd and 3rd -- in Room 307 at the State Capitol, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Do a Ana County grand jury indicts 2 in separate cases
A Dona Ana County grand jury has indicted a Las Cruces man on a charge of murder and a Milagro, N.M. man, who was on federal supervised release, on two kidnapping charges.
Three Las Cruces men accused of running high-stakes poker games
Three men were arrested and charged with commercial gambling, according to New Mexico State Police Lt.
Letters: Sewage treatment plant
Your recent editorial, "Treatment Plant would protect Precious Water," misses the entire point of the protest citizens have against the plant.