Las Cruces Public Libraries offers Paper Flowers Workshops in November to teach adults how to make paper hemlock and pinecones. Sessions are limited and registration is required.

Paul Ford of Las Cruces Fire Department has been honored as the 2024 New Mexico EMS Provider of the Year for his significant contributions to healthcare education and emergency services.

Las Cruces is accepting applications for its Oversight Committee to ensure transparency in governance. Interested applicants must apply by Nov 7, 2024.

Economist Monica Torres briefed City Council on FY2025 Q1 economic data, mentioning a potential economic downturn and expiring tax code effects. She reported moderate growth, new business additions, housing market rise, and a dip in cannabis sales.

Las Cruces announces city office closures for Veterans Day, while essential services like emergency response, solid waste collection, and public transit will operate normally.

The MVRDA's non-emergency phone line is facing technical issues, prompting a temporary shift of non-emergency calls to the administrative number until resolved.

The Las Cruces City Council approved a master plan to revitalize local public libraries, which includes renovations, new branches, and service enhancements.

Sheriff Roybal has requested additional funds from the El Paso County Commissioners to increase deputies' wages, citing the lowest pay in the region according to a survey.

Mayor Eric Enriquez will engage with Las Cruces residents in the Bridging the Badge livestream on public safety, accepting questions on LCPD’s Facebook page prior to the event.

Las Cruces Fire Department dispatched crews to aid Roswell, N.M. following flash floods, including a five-member Swift Water Rescue Team and two EMS specialists.

Early voting begins in El Paso County with 33 locations available to voters, allowing for more accessibility and convenience, as per KVIA and El Paso Times reports.

A plane crash occurred at the Las Cruces Air and Space Expo, ending the event early and leading to an ongoing investigation by the New Mexico State Police.

El Paso Sheriff's hosted a police mount training emphasizing skills like search and rescue, with collective instructor experience over 50 years. Sheriff Roybal highlighted the event's success and future training opportunities.