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Woman arrested after allegedly running over boyfriend
A Las Cruces woman was arrested just after 2 a.m. Sunday after police say she ran over her boyfriend while drunk.
Mesquite Mercantile Robbed By Two, DASO Seeking Suspects
A Mesquite store located on NM Highway 478 was robbed Thursday by two individuals who threatened the clerk with a pair of scissors, Dona Ana County Sheriff's Department said.
Mother, son may face more dogfighting charges
Additional charges are possible in the case of a mother and son indicted by a grand jury on dog-fighting charges from 2008.
2nd Annual What's ART? Convention
The second annual WHAT'S ART? Convention: Exploring the Creative & Green Economy of New Mexico; and the WHAT'S ART Street Festival will take place October 2nd and 3rd, 2009 at the Las Cruces Alma d'arte Charter High School at 404 West Court Avenue.
Dairy Farmers Not Only Struggling Locally But Nationally
With the economy down, times are tough for most everyone, but one group you may not think about are dairy farmers.
Low milk prices mean tough times for NM dairies
Second-generation dairymen Laurent and Maurice Othart say they're losing thousands of dollars a day because of falling milk prices - a situation so dire that their 78-year old father, Leon, is using his social security checks to help keep the business afloat.
New winery to join growing group of local vintners
When Las Cruces chef Heidi Pirtle learned that the city was about to gain a new winery, she said she'd jump at the chance to use more locally produced wine.
Desert Sage files for Chapter 7
Desert Sage Building and Development Inc., a custom home builder in Las Cruces since 1996, has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection.
Heath Haussamen on New Mexico Politics
Martinez announcement draws bipartisan crowd
Republican DA pledges to end pay to play, says winning in 2010 - is not going to be an easy task' One of the most noteworthy attendees at Dona Ana County District Attorney Susana Martinez's news conference announcing her gubernatorial campaign this evening was County Commissioner Oscar Vasquez Butler .
Step back in time: MainStreet crew gets horse-drawn trolley ride
The Downtown Las Cruces Partnership and the city of Las Cruces treat more than 20 New Mexico MainStreet community experts from throughout the state to a horse-drawn trolley ride Friday through downtown Las Cruces and the historic Mesquite neighborhood as they wrap up the 2009 New Mexico MainStreet summer quarterly meeting.
Trial delayed for alleged impostor
Trial has been postponed for a man accused of impersonating a Border Patrol agent, the Do a Ana Sheriff's Office announced Wednesday.
McLain's work among exhibition's elite
By profession, Jim McLain works as a facility manager at New Mexico Tech. But on his own time, the Socorro native has carved himself a niche in the world of woodturning.
UPDATED: Early and absentee votes show large margin in favor of beer and wine permits
A measure to allow beer and wine to be served in restaurants in the county appears to have passed by a landslide margin Tuesday, though turnout in the election was light.
The Ole Mole Chicken Burger, nicknamed "New Mexico on a Bun," turned out to be just as tasty as it sounds.
A larceny was reported by a resident In the 1700 block of East First Street. The person said that sometime between May 19 and May 27, someone removed a large amount of jewelry from her apartment.
State investigates ammonia leak at Desert Air Cooling
An investigation continues into a gaseous leak from a tank of liquid ammonia at an agricultural chilling company in Mesquite, according to the New Mexico Environment Department.
Daniel Intagliata, 43, of 413 13th St., was arrested for alleged battery on a household member after he allegedly grabbed his girlfriend by the arm, trying to force her into a vehicle.
Mesquite chemical company fails to report ammonia spill
An agricultural chilling company in Mesquite got a visit from the New Mexico Environment Department on Friday after employees failed to report an ammonia spill Thursday night - and didn't let firefighters in to investigate.
Trial begins in Burn Lake shooting
The trial for a Chaparral man accused of shooting his estranged wife in the chest in 2007 began Wednesday in District Court here.
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