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An Artesia-based lawsuit aiming to overturn state requirements for electric vehicle charging capacity at new buildings throughout New Mexico was dismissed in district court.

Candidates for statewide political races were chosen for the June primary election by Republicans and Democrats during dueling pre-primary conventions held Saturday, March 7, in the Ruidoso area.

Some Eddy County residents got creative this month taking trash and making it into a community art display which can be viewed through March 28 at the Artesia Public Library.

Direct flights from Carlsbad to Denver began last week on 30-seat jets.

Former New Mexico Congressman Steve Pearce was approved by a U.S. Senate committee to become director of the federal Bureau of Land Management.

Eddy County proposed tighter rules for overgrown properties officials said are causing fire hazards in rural areas.

Arrests and crimes provided by the Artesia Police Department. Those arrested are innocent until proven guilty.

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on Friday morning signed medical malpractice reform and three other bills aimed at boosting health care affordability, prohibiting certain facility fees and supporting hospitals that honor Medicaid into law.

Tim Keithley published his first newspaper column in 1979.

A $2.9 million housing project supported by the city of Artesia took another step during a city council meeting.

Nine-year-old Leighton Franks said she’ll “probably” keep volunteering for the rest of her life.

Over four decades ago, Josefina Valencia saw a need for a facility to help children in her neighborhood of Juarez, Mexico. What began as a mission simply to feed and clothe those in her own area blossomed into what would become Bethel Orphanage.