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Month: July 2017

Las Cruces ‘Breaking Bad’ chemistry teacher gets four years in prison for meth conviction

A former high school chemistry teacher convicted of cooking methamphetamines in New Mexico, just like the fictional Walter White character in the AMC-TV show “Breaking Bad,” has been sentenced to four years in prison and five years probation. “Somehow, during the course of the discussions, it was represented that this is the local Walter White,”

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Will downtown arena succeed without sports?

The opinions on the construction of a downtown arena without the possibility of attracting sporting events is mixed across the borderland. The situation will be a ‘losing battle’ for the city, according to Las Cruces’ Barbara Hubbard. Hubbard, who is the former Special Events Director at NMSU, is known for attracting major events and concerts

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Montwood High band director arrested, accused of having improper relationship with student

The police department’s Crimes Against Children unit arrested and charged an educator at Montwood High School for allegedly having an improper relationship with a student. Albert Licon, 38, was charged with Improper Relationship Between Student and Teacher. Police said an investigation revealed Licon, a Band Director at Montwood High School, had engaged in sexual contact

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