Ciudad Juárez resident Alfredo Ochoa-Muñoz, 37, was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison after pleading guilty in January to three counts of hostage taking and conspiracy to take a hostage. U ...

While Luna County may provide assistance to Columbus through such agreements and other arrangements, it remains a separate government entity. “I can’t fund the village,” Brice said.

Colores co-founder and president Ariana Saludares said in an interview that the 2019 response was “a beautiful moment” but had taken a toll on volunteers, many of whom were not prepared for ...

With great opportunity comes great responsibility. As was the case earlier this year, the governor and Legislature will again have significant revenue to allocate once they meet in January of 2024.

A settlement on the eve of jury selection in Deming’s Sixth Judicial District Court last week pre-empted a civil trial against the Catholic Diocese of El Paso alleging past sexual abuse by a ...

The original version of this story misstated the Ohio State University's team award in the 2017 competition, and has been corrected. Thousands of international visitors were in Las Cruces and the ...

A customer pays their city utility bill through the drive-thru window at the John Strand Municipal Building on Monday, Nov. 28, 2022. The service has since moved to Deming's new city hall on E ...

Deming High School senior Blanca Miller was among the speakers at the Mimbres Peak National Monument press event held Wednesday morning at Rockhound State Park.

On July 2, ranchers Kate Lomax and Kenneth Wendel from Saddlehawk Ranch found a lost red heifer near their property on Franklin Road SE. The calf’s four legs were stuck in a roadway cattle guard ...

To understand why students drop out of high school, researchers funded by the Gates Foundation hit upon a novel idea several years ago: Why not just ask the dropouts?

The Old Timers Association of Luna County held their 109th annual reunion dinner and dance on Saturday at the Mimbres Valley Special Events Center.

Corporate predators can collect ever-rising rents and fees while cutting amenities, steadily driving out lower-income families.