Man convicted in death of baby could be released from prison
A man convicted of causing the death of his 4-month-old baby could be released from prison soon. In February, Robert Flores, 28, was convicted of…
Continue ReadingA man convicted of causing the death of his 4-month-old baby could be released from prison soon. In February, Robert Flores, 28, was convicted of…
Continue ReadingA part-time Dona Ana Community College professor told ABC-7 he’s been fired for speaking up. Earl Nissen said it all goes back to the…
Continue ReadingThe Animal Services Center of the Mesilla Valley has a chance to win $100,000. The animal shelter is ranked 10th in a nationwide challenge to get…
Continue ReadingWhen many people think of Highway 70, they remember the crashes that have taken lives. Most of those deadly crashes involved a car crossing the…
Continue ReadingEnjoy the Rio Grande while you can. In the next few days, it will be empty again. Wednesday marked the end of the irrigation season — the…
Continue ReadingAn audit of mental health providers in New Mexico revealed evidence of Medicaid fraud and abuse, according to the state Human Services Department.…
Continue ReadingPolice are investigating two reports since Monday evening of gunshots that were fired in the area of Mesquite Street and Juniper Avenue. At around…
Continue ReadingThe grades are in for New Mexico public schools for the 2012-2013 school year. Overall, Las Cruces Public Schools Superintendent Stan Rounds called…
Continue ReadingDona Ana County is paying out another hefty settlement after losing a civil trial. A jury found the county guilty of retaliation against employees…
Continue ReadingA man living in Organ, N.M., is without a home tonight. A fire burned down Darroll Homer’s trailer home on the 1500 block of Furnace last…
Continue ReadingKeanna ‘Kiki’ Pepi, who played her freshman year of softball at Oregon State, will transfer to UTEP head coach Tobin Echo-Hawk announced.…
Continue ReadingActing Veterans Affairs Secretary Sloan Gibson has met with VA medical center officials in El Paso and vowed to improve veterans’ access to…
Continue ReadingSome Las Crucens are protesting a proposed road that would go through a piece of Apodaca Park. They say it will be dangerous, inconvenient and could…
Continue ReadingJuly 9, 2013 update: Joey Estrada Official Family Statement:Joey’s family wishes to thank everyone who has offered their condolences, support,…
Continue ReadingInvestigators are still working to learn the identity of two bodies recovered from Quemado Lake in the Northeastern part of the Gila National Forest…
Continue ReadingResidents of Kingston, N.M., are relieved to return home after being evacuated because of the Silver Fire. Less than 30 people call the small town…
Continue ReadingIt’s only a matter of time before a virtual tour of hundreds of points along the main corridor at Carlsbad Caverns National Park will be…
Continue ReadingMonths ago, the parents of a Las Cruces student got the news no parent wants to hear: their daughter could be a victim of sexual abuse by a teacher.…
Continue ReadingLas Cruces Police are searching for a man who allegedly used a weed whacker to rob a Check ‘N Go. Police say that the robbery occurred at 9:15 a.m.…
Continue ReadingNational cuts in the U.S. Army will have a significant impact on military positions at White Sands Missile Range. A spokeswoman for WSMR told ABC-7…
Continue ReadingDespite the scorching-hot temperatures on Wednesday, thousands of fans turned out for the Vans Warped Tour in Las Cruces. It was the 11th year for…
Continue ReadingAfter hours of discussion, Tuesday, the Las Cruces Planning and Zoning Commission approved a zoning change for the Las Cruce Country Club property.…
Continue ReadingThe Silver Fire near Kingston, N.M., has grown more than 6,000 acres in the last 24 hours. It’s still the largest burning wildfire in New…
Continue ReadingStanding water is the breeding ground for mosquitoes. Now that summer is here, farmers across the borderland are irrigating their fields. With all…
Continue ReadingSome Las Cruces drivers say they’re tired of the stop-and-go driving in the city. It’s not because of traffic jams. It’s because…
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