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The National Weather Service forecasts a 40 percent chance of showers the evening of Dec. 31 and a 50 percent chance during the day Jan. 1.

Several organizations deemed ineligible for ARPA funding have alleged they were wrongly disqualified in an arbitrary way.

Nearly six months into its operation, Doña Ana County law enforcement has refused to use the Crisis Triage Center without an MOU in place.

At next weeks work session, the city council is expected to hear the results of an interal audit which examined the selection process.

Las Cruces honored the contributions of volunteers who helped build Unidad Park at a ceremony Wednesday morning ahead of a large scale renovation.

The mask mandate means most New Mexicans, regardless of vaccination status, continue to be required to wear masks indoors to mitigate viral spread.

The wooden playground was built by the community in 2001. The city said the "harsh southwest climate" has caused the structure to deteriorate since.

The clerk declined the groups invitation despite claiming publicly she welcomed opportunities to educate the public and dispel misinformation.

At age 20 and with 205 votes, Holguín, a senior at NMSU studying education, won an at-large seat on the board.

When meal service concluded Thursday afternoon, over 200 meals had been served to clients — including seconds and food to-go.