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Top Story Headlines Report: EPPD, FBI involved in Pennsylvania double murder investigation According to published reports, El Paso Police and the FBI are now assisting in the murder investigation of two former ...

Authorities have charged one man in connection with an alleged cockfighting ring uncovered Wednesday near the village of Dona Ana.

A cockfighting ring was discovered Wednesday north of Las Cruces, county animal control officers allege.

That's about 6 miles North of Las Cruces ABC- 7 has learned a resident's dog ran away and killed a neighbor's rooster.

No charges will be filed against two men suspected of sexually assaulting a woman at La Llorona Park on the banks of the Rio Grande.

A 52-year-old Anthony, N.M., man was charged Saturday with stabbing his daughter's boyfriend.

The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 Thursday in favor of the right of individuals to keep and bear arms, the first conclusive interpretation of the Second Amendment since its ratification in 1791.

From left, Lyn Orona, Bette Waters, Esther Bohuslov, Maria Reynolds and Abbey Forbes met to discuss upcoming plans for their "Bel Canto Literary Circle." Despite having only eight active members, the Bel Canto ...

The introduction of a bill last week by U.S. Rep. Steve Pearce, R-N.M., has revived controversy about the fate of thousands of acres of public land in Dona Ana County.

If the lazy days of summer have your pre-teen spending more time on the couch than being active, get up and moving this weekend.

The Juneteenth dance scheduled for tonight at NMSU's Corbett Center has been canceled due to conflicting arrangements, according to Claude Malone, Juneteenth Celebration Committee, Dona Ana branch of the NAACP.

A hit list reportedly authored by Mexican drug cartels that names more than a dozen people - some in southern New Mexico - is in the possession of law enforcement.

In the week since Las Cruces Public Schools approved a $174 million budget that cut 72.7 full-time positions, Superintendent Stan Rounds said he's encountered "a level of worry ... and distrust" from parents ...

Due to a compressor failure in the main information technology server room at the Doa Ana County Government Center, most county computer systems, including Doa Ana county Web pages, have been powered down due ...

Travelers along New Mexico 220 through Fort Stanton were treated to some loud noise and bustling clusters of volunteers last week, but all for a good cause.

A home in the Picacho Hills area sustained "substantial loss" after a remodeling project sparked a blaze Thursday morning.

A state judge on Monday ruled that a personal injury attorney with an office in Las Cruces was practicing in Dona Ana County without a license, according to the state's Attorney General's office.

More news from across the state: STATE WEATHER The National Weather Service said gusty wind will continue Thursday afternoon as a cold front sweeps across northern and central New Mexico.

Opening at the Branigan Cultural Center today is "Playing For Keeps: Children & War in Africa" a traveling exhibit of works by international award-winning photographer Martin Lueder.

Forty New Mexicans have become ill with a strain of salmonella linked to tomatoes.