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Santo Domingo Pueblo to host Annual Arts & Crafts Market
The Santo Domingo Pueblo is gearing up to host its annual Arts & Crafts Market. There will be over 300 artists from different tribes at the event. There will also be six food vendors who are all locals of Santo Domingo Pueblo. People can get an Indian taco, chili stew, hamburgers, pork chop plates, and frybread. Some of the vendors will have local produce that people can purchase.
Citizen journalists step in to help Ruidoso
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – From the moment smoke was visible on the horizon, two local Ruidoso residents stepped up to inform the community in ways that local news could not – due to their remote area in the New Mexico mountains. Logan Fle and Jesus Figeroa began broadcasting videos and updates, informing residents whether […]
Jon Jones bench trial pushed back one month after officer unable to attend
UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones will have to wait another month or more before his bench trial in a New Mexico court. The bench trial was scheduled for Thursday in Bernalillo County (N.M.). Jones and his attorney Christopher Dodd joined the hearing virtually, as did the alleged victim in the case, Crystal Martinez.
Important Game Day Information for Season Opener
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — With the temperature expected to hit 90 degrees on Saturday for the 2:05 pm kickoff of the Lobo Football season opener with Montana State, Lobo Athletics wants to make sure fans are prepared to enjoy the game. While there is expected cloud cover for the game,...
A Conversation with Sporting Director Itamar Keinan – Quill’s Extension
New Mexico United is thrilled to announce that Head Coach Eric Quill has signed a two-year contract extension, to remain with the club through the conclusion of the 2026 US Championship season. In the wake of this extension, we sat down with United Sporting Director Itamar Keinan for a deep dive into what goes into a decision like this, what the club really admires in Quill, and what “Quillball” will look like over the next two and a half years.
LET’S GET READY TO RUMBLE!
A three-peat awaits the Artesia Bulldogs football team in 2024 and Friday’s season opener against the Carlsbad Cavemen is the first step back to the postseason. Last season the Bulldogs claimed state title number 32 in a 35-21 win over the Roswell Coyotes at the Bulldog Bowl. The win...
Lady Eagles blank Artesia in opener
Hobbs News-Sun HOBBS – Playing its third straight road game to start the season, the Artesia Lady Bulldogs suffered their first loss Tuesday after being blanked 2-0 to the Hobbs Lady Eagles at Watson Memorial Stadium in Hobbs. Tuesday night, as the Lady Eagles went into their game, their...
Artesia residents offer thoughts on Eddy County War
Every year Artesia and Carlsbad residents have all kind of thoughts and opinions who might win the Eddy County War. Before Friday night’s kick off at Bulldog Bowl, the Artesia Daily Press polled some residents on the 2024 edition of the annual football fight for Eddy County. “The Eddy...
Bulldogs soccer loses home season opener to Hobbs
Hobbs News-Sun ARTESIA – All Artesia’s 4A boys soccer team had to do Tuesday night was open its new season against defending state 5A champion Hobbs, a team that was on a 23-game winning streak. But no pressure or anything. The Bulldogs, though, made a go of it,...
U.S. CBP planning to deploy aerostatic balloon in Santa Teresa
SANTA TERESA, New Mexico (KVIA) -- U.S. Customs Border Protection El Paso Sector is planning to deploy an aerostatic balloon just west of the Santa Teresa Port of Entry in September 2024 to monitor the area of the U.S.-Mexico border in that zone. This area is part of the Santa...
3rd annual NM Economics Research Day examines state policies and economic opportunities
Faculty from the University of New Mexico Department of Economics and the Department of Community and Regional Planning presented six different research projects focused on issues impacting New Mexico during the third-annual New Mexico Economic Research Day earlier this month. All of the projects received funding from the New Mexico...
City pays penalties in public records lawsuit
The city of Las Cruces has handed over public records sought by a Las Cruces resident after a district court judge found the city had violated the state’s Inspection of Public Records Act. District Judge James Martin ordered the city to release records requested in June 2023 by Michael...
Downwinders pressure Speaker Mike Johnson on RECA during his New Mexico visit
LAS CRUCES — Downwinders had a message for the U.S. House speaker on Wednesday: You’re failing people the federal government exposed to radiation and hurting their chance at some measure of justice. Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana) attended a private event supporting candidate Yvette Herrell seeking to again represent the 2nd Congressional District in New Mexico, […]
Texas sues over Biden legalization program for immigrants married to US citizens
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Texas and a coalition of Republican-led states on Friday sued President Joe Biden's administration over a new program that offers a path to citizenship for immigrants who entered the U.S. illegally and are now married to U.S. citizens.
Church Rock man pleads guilty to charges for shooting at police in New Mexico
MCKINLEY COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – A Church Rock man has pleaded guilty in federal court to charges related to an attack on law enforcement officers on the Navajo Nation. Elijah Touchine, 24, an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation, shot at officers from the Navajo Police Department and New Mexico State Police in July 2023. Law enforcement attempted to find Touchine in a canyon but had to end the search after twelve hours due to dark conditions.
Nearly .05% of Your Brain Is Likely Microplastic, Brain Samples Reveal
A shocking amount plastic has found its way into our brains, research finds. In a new paper, scientists report that brain samples taken from cadavers had an average of 0.48% of their weight made up of microplastics, meaning pieces of plastic that are smaller than 5 millimeters. The study has...
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