Month: July 2014

Friends and family of a man killed in Las Cruces last week gathered for his funeral on Tuesday. Carlos Nevarez III was killed after his girlfriend…

Las Cruces Police have arrested a man for allegedly downloading more than 200 images of child pornography within the past nine months. Michael…

Four homeless women in Las Cruces will move from tents to a house. The Las Cruces City Council voted to give a home in Mesilla Park to the Community…

Las Cruces Police arrested three men and a woman they believed to be involved in holding an 18-year-old man against his will have been arrested and…

Two sisters in Las Cruces are leading a class-action lawsuit against the Dona Ana County Detention Center. The lawsuit alleges the jail has been…

The former site of the Las Cruces Country Club could be turned into a multi-use plaza with a medical center. The Greenes have lived on the edge of…

Thousands of employees at White Sands Missile Range will be furloughed this year because of federal budget cuts. “It’s not fun. No one…

The man on trial for the deaths of three people near Las Cruces has been found guilty of murder and has been sentenced to three consecutive life…

Part of the site of the former Las Cruces Country Club is being proposed as the site for a new hospital that would specialize in cardiac medicine. If…

Monday’s fire on the border of Sunland Park and El Paso was especially difficult to put out. Fire officials took ABC-7 on a tour of the…

One of the buildings at the Santa Teresa Country Club caught fire. It’s just one more thing as the country club and golf course fade into…

The Dona Ana County Sheriff’s Office is seeking witnesses who may have information on a homicide this month in Berino, New Mexico.…

The producers of “Only in America with Larry the Cable Guy” shot several segments featuring the the New Mexico Museum of Space History…

Eugene “Gino” Ferri (50) goes to trial Monday for the shooting deaths of three people. The homicides took place three years ago in…

Students from Las Cruces and Onate high schools will not miss graduation after all. Thirteen students are competing in softball and track and field…

Correction: An earlier version of this article stated the silver alert had been cancelled for Victor Vargas. New Mexico State Police had erroneously…

Fifty-one New Mexico convicts were released early because of mistakes in the system. Corrections Department officials said these errors were made for…

A Las Cruces man who murdered his wife and her three children could be granted parole this year. Jackie Gannon still remembers the events that…

A former New Mexico State Police officer is under investigation for allegedly drugging and raping two women, according to a KRQE-TV news report. Joe…

ABC-7 received emails from Las Cruces parents who were concerned about a new website spreading rumors about their children. School district officials…

Ever wondered if fighting a red light camera ticket is worth it? One Las Cruces man did and he won. “I was surprised. To be honest, when you…

Residents of a mobile home park in west Las Cruces watched as flames burned down three houses. Families lost everything, including some of their…

5/3 Update: Charges against a Mayfield High School wrestling coach were dismissed on Wednesday. Third Judicial District Attorney Mark D’Antonio…

Two men were left with wounds all over their faces and upper bodies after they were shot in front of their home. It happened on the 3800 block of…

Gay marriage advocates across New Mexico cheered Wednesday night as the state capital put its support behind the issue. Advocates said it’s a…

Education officials say high school students in Las Cruces are setting standards for the nation. Now school districts across New Mexico want to copy…

A district judge in Las Cruces sentenced Robert Flores to 18 years for the death of his 5-month-old daughter. Family and friends of both the…

The case surrounding a crash that killed two people on Highway 70 in Las Cruces could be over. Shauna Halladay, 22, was scheduled to be in court…

The New Mexico Department of Health announced today a spike in syphilis cases in 2012. According to the Department’s provisional data, New…

Farmers in southern New Mexico are worried after irrigation officials declared this the worst water year ever. Some farmers think the high demand for…