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Las Cruces Fire chief to retire after 22 years of service
Las Cruces Fire Chief Jason Smith is retiring. Smith led the Las Cruces Fire Department since Nov. 30, 2020 and had served for 22 years in different roles within the
El Paso police arrest teen on manslaughter charge in fatal shooting in Chamizal area
El Paso police make an arrest in the shooting death of an 18-year-old man in a South Side neighborhood in 2024.
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City of Las Cruces names new finance director
Lesley Doyle has been selected as the City of Las Cruces’ Finance Director, the City announced on Wednesday, Jan. 29. Doyle has over 25 years of experience in
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Las Cruces Police investigate death of baby
Las Cruces Police are investigating the death of a one-month-old baby on Friday, Jan. 24, they said in a news release. Officers responded to a report of an unresponsive
El Paso launches district for defense and manufacturing sectors
El Paso City Council gave the go-ahead for a new manufacturing district expected to draw 300 companies and provide 17,000 jobs to El Paso over time. Read the full story to find out how.
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Jury rules in favor of Las Cruces Police in ‘excessive force’ civil suit
A jury ruled in favor with the City of Las Cruces and Las Cruces Police Officers after a man filed a lawsuit against them claiming excessive force during an incident back
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El Paso Electric Joins Major Grid Southwest Power Pool
Because El Paso Electric will be part of the Southwest Power Pool, that means they will be able to use the shared resources proved by the SPP. This could result in more efficient power flows, lower operational costs (and better savings for EP Electric customers) & clean energy for all of EP Electric's customers.
El Paso business owner fears TikTok ban could hurt local small businesses
The potential ban of TikTok in the United States could have significant implications beyond just losing a popular social media platform, according to
Las Cruces Fire Department Chief Jason Smith retires after 22 years of service
LAS CRUCES, N.M. (KFOX14/CBS4) — The Chief of the Las Cruces Fire Department retires after a 22-year career in the city. According to the City of Las Cruces, Jason Smith, the LCFD chief, is retiring Friday. The City said Smith announced his retirement back in December.
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NMSU women ready for CUSA game vs. Middle Tennessee
New Mexico State women’s basketball returns to conference play at home as it hosts Middle Tennessee on Thursday, Jan. 30, at 6 p.m. MST. The Aggies are seeking their
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This Tiny But Mighty State Park In El Paso Is Too Beautiful To Keep Secret
In a world that often feels too fast, too loud, and too complicated, Hueco Tanks offers a chance to slow down, to listen to the whisper of the wind through the rocks, and to trace the path of ancient hands-on stone walls.
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Kennedy once again betrays his ignorance about Medicaid. “The premiums are too high, the deductibles are too high, and everybody’s getting sicker,” he said. But Medicaid has no premiums or ...