Doña Ana County commissioners approved $15.83 million in Colonias Infrastructure Fund financing for two Chaparral wastewater projects expected to expand sewer service to more than 1,100 residents.
Doña Ana County commissioners will consider $15.8 million in state financing for two Chaparral wastewater projects Tuesday.
Doña Ana County Animal Control will offer vaccination and appointment-only spay and neuter clinics in Holman, Salem and ...
New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez answered President Donald Trump’s proposed “New America” name change with one word: ...
Rep. Gabe Vasquez is urging the House Financial Services Committee to examine private equity ownership of manufactured home ...
Vote for Change launched its Amendment 4 canvassing effort in Las Cruces as an Albuquerque Journal poll showed 39% support, ...
Las Cruces educator Jessica Castro-Buelna is the sole southern New Mexico fellow in a statewide Teach Plus cohort that will ...
Doña Ana County commissioners will consider changing Project Jupiter monitoring committee rules Tuesday, but the packet omits ...
U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez is calling on DHS to cancel a $16.7 million contract for electric shock gloves and ban their use in ...
Las Cruces Mayor Pro Tem John Muñoz urges gun owners to secure their firearms, arguing that reducing gun theft could help ...
City Council moved the Rancho Santa Teresa development forward after county commissioners raised possible legal action and ...
Las Cruces is accepting applications for its Developing Youth Leaders Academy, offering teens two fall break career tracks ...