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County considers election to allow beer and wine permits in incorporated areas
Dona Ana County commissioners will decide Tuesday whether to hold a special election to ask voters if beer and wine permits should be allowed in the county's incorporated areas.
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Laurie Atteberry, a fourth-grade science teacher at White Sands Schools, shows off the weather data readout device used to track current weather conditions from sensors mounted on the roof of the school.
Las Cruces City Council to consider red-light camera contract
A five-year contract with a U.S. company that installs, operates and administers cameras capable of detecting vehicles that run or speed through red-light traffic lights will go to the Las Cruces City Council ...
Taste of Las Cruces: What are the top five places locally to grab a...
There is one thing I just can't live without: Coffee. Two or three times a day, no exceptions.
Two candidates out of election
Two Republican candidates - one seeking a Dona Ana County Commission seat and one seeking a state representative post - have withdrawn from the November general election.
-- Dona Ana Deputies Seek Fugitive
Man sought in at least two violent incidents is believed to be in the Las Cruces area.
Gas leak closes Las Cruces intersection, forces evacuation of two homes
A natural gas leak near the corner of Idaho Avenue and Alamo Street has forced the temporary closure of one road and evacuation of two homes in the area.
-- Concealed-Carry Permits Jump in Dona Ana Co.
Concerns about crime may explain why more than twice as many residents are packing heat this year.
New Mexico convenience-store crime plunges
Crimes at convenience stores in New Mexico have dropped after the state imposed laws in 2004 aimed at protecting workers in those stores.
NM Guard ready to help with Gustav
More than 470 members of the New Mexico National Guard have been called up to help with Hurricane Gustav, which slammed into the heart of Louisiana's fishing and oil industry Monday but missed a direct hit on ...
Census: Poverty rate in Las Cruces up slightly
The poverty rate in Las Cruces is rising slightly, with a growing number of residents both here and statewide going without health insurance.
Las Cruces-area thieves target utility trailers
Thieves across the country over the last few years have targeted copper wire, catalytic converters and certain car wheels and brands of headlights.
Of all the things the Martin family lost in the fire that destroyed their home and three cars Saturday, there's one thing Robert Martin is determined to get - a name.
Las Cruces Voter Share Opinions about Palin's Run for Vice-President
Voters in the swing county of Dona Ana are heavily divided by McCain's decision for vice president.
Las Cruces Ceremony to Commemorate 9/11
The City of Las Cruces and the international fraternal organization, Woodmen of the World, will hold a remembrance ceremony to mark the 7th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11th, 2001.
Shooting sends Las Cruces man to hospital
An early-morning shooting Friday is thought to be accidental and a 30-year-old man is recovering after being airlifted to an El Paso hospital.
You-pick farm in New Mexico offers chilies, not apples or berries
In some parts, a balmy September afternoon might be spent picking pumpkins or apples.
Animal-cruelty charges filed in "cat sanctuary' case
Carol Boyse, 57, left, and her husband, Lester Boyse, 58, far right, walk out of their home Thursday in Mesilla in handcuffs and escorted by Mesilla Marshals.
Surprise twist leads authorities to alleged murder weapon
The purported weapon used in a November 2005 slaying in Las Cruces was in the possession of the brother of the victim's girlfriend, prosecutors said Thursday.
Las Cruces police plan Labor Day weekend sobriety checkpoint
Las Cruces police are scheduled to conduct a sobriety checkpoint within city limits some time between Friday and Sunday.