- — New Mexico may limit or scrap tax on Social Security income
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at 1/22/22 9:57amThe state would forego roughly $90 million in tax revenue from a full repeal, according to a 2021 analysis.- — CMI professors' pandemic-inspired film wins festival awards
- at 1/22/22 9:54am"Fowl," a short film by Ross Marks and Mitch Fowler, guides viewers quietly through a day in the life of two elderly men in a hospice facility during the pandemic.
- — Bee Hotels provide pollinators a place to thrive
- at 1/22/22 9:24amPatricia Barger explained that today's problem for pollinators is tomorrow's problem for people.
- — Police renew call for public's aid in search for missing Las Cruces man
- at 1/21/22 4:53pmGeoffrey Spangler, 33, was declared missing on Nov. 8, 2022. He was last seen on Nov. 8 on the White Sands Missile Range.
- — Las Cruces Public Schools reinstates social distancing, closes concessions at gyms, auditoriums
- at 1/21/22 4:34pmLas Cruces Public Schools is implementing enhanced COVID-safe practices at all indoor athletic events and school activities.
- — Las Cruces City Council to discuss homelessness, hear presentation on county jail
- at 1/21/22 3:37pmMonday's discussion is being held in response to "the growing number of individuals experiencing homelessness locally and across the U.S."
- — Kiwanis Club of Las Cruces donates $550 to La Casa Inc.
- at 1/21/22 3:12pmThe Kiwanis Club of Las Cruces recently made a donation of $550 to La Casa Inc. in support of the organization's mission of eradicating domestic violence.
- — Police: Arguments behind Kilby Motel interrupted by shooting
- at 1/21/22 2:43pmPolice said two men on bicycles pulled up to a group of men arguing. Police said the man on the bicycle revealed a sawed-off shotgun wrapped in cloth.
- — Remembering Gary D. Williams, architect of some of Las Cruces' iconic buildings
- at 1/21/22 2:35pmArchitect Gary D. Williams passed earlier this month, leaving a legacy behind of his sustainable building designs, DACC East Mesa, Organ Mountain High and more.
- — Remembering architect Gary D. Williams, Las Cruces building designer
- at 1/21/22 2:35pmArchitect Gary D. Williams passed earlier this month, leaving a legacy behind of his sustainable building designs, DACC East Mesa, Organ Mountain High and more.
- — Healing Wings project helps residents process COVID-19 grief through art
- at 1/21/22 12:49pmLocal artists are offering a creative way to remember and honor those lost during the COVID-19 pandemic as many traditional rituals have been interrupted the past two years.
- — Jury convicts Hatch man of second-degree murder
- at 1/21/22 12:44pmIn the case of a man accused of killing another man, a jury was asked to decide if his actions constituted murder or self-defense.
- — New Mexico legislative roundup: Jan. 21, 2022
- at 1/21/22 10:06amThe Rio Grande Foundation filed an ethics complaint against Rep. Dayan Hochman-Vigil, D-Albuquerque, alleging conflicts of interest at Spaceport America.
- — About 1,800 New Mexico driver's licenses and IDs recalled. Here's why.
- at 1/20/22 5:21pmThe New Mexico Department of Taxation and Revenue said a vendor — unnamed in the news release — was responsible for the error.
- — Doña Ana County Sheriff Kim Stewart to seek a second term
- at 1/20/22 4:47pmThe announcement stages a primary showdown between two long-time police officers.
- — Committee nominates longtime attorney, former judge to fill vacant bench in 3rd District court
- at 1/20/22 2:47pmA nominating committee selected a long-time prosecutor and public defender to fill a vacant bench. Before starting, she must receive the governor's blessing.
- — Las Cruces school board split over COVID-19 protocols: 'We're going in the wrong direction,' president says
- at 1/20/22 2:43pmLas Cruces Public Schools faces potential protocol changes after board division on how to deal with rising count of COVID-19 cases.
- — Conservatives are fighting educational reforms with a war cry: 'It's CRT!'
- at 1/20/22 12:40pmNew social studies standards seek to teach historical accuracy. Instead, they're sparking an outcry from the right in New Mexico.
- — NMCO Studio to host virtual open house for fifth anniversary
- at 1/20/22 12:00pmNMCO Studio invites the community to celebrate their agency's fifth anniversary for the month of January.
- — City receives clean external audit for latest fiscal year
- at 1/20/22 11:51amExternal auditors only identified one minor finding, giving the city its highest marks for financial statements and compliance with handling federal funds.
- — Committee nominates magistrate judge to fill vacant bench in 3rd District court
- at 1/20/22 11:20amA nominating committee selected a long-time prosecutor and public defender to fill a vacant bench. Before starting, she must receive the governor's blessing.
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