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Scenes from the Bulldogs baseball team 4-1 victory over the Rockets on Wednesday

Scenes from Artesia Bulldogs baseball 4-1 win on Wednesday.

GOP congressional candidates ready to turn the State of New Mexico Red. Here are some highlights from a GOP candidate forum in Artesia

Three Republicans hoping to break Democrats’ stranglehold on New Mexico’s congressional delegation visited Artesia Monday, April 27

Oil field theft group from Texas and New Mexico indicted by a Texas federal court

The indictments were announced Wednesday, April 22 by U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas Ryan Raybould on charges of conspiracy to transport stolen property in interstate commerce.

“Government overreach” cited by Eddy County delays ordinance to take care of nuisance vegetation

The vote to table the changes followed a public hearing mandated by county regulations when an amended ordinance is proposed.

Lovington welcomes New Mexico’s newest Safe Haven Baby Box with blessing and ribbon cutting

Denise MarquezHobbs News-Sun LOVINGTON — New Mexico has its 16th Safe Haven Baby Box, marked with a dedication ceremony Monday. Lovington Fire Chief Skip Moorhead...

Hard work helps Artesian Kion Montoya win national free-throw basketball contest

A year ago, Montoya missed out on reaching the national level of the Elks Hoop Shoot after falling at the state contest.

Roswell’s Mine That Bird is still in people’s hearts 17 years after winning Kentucky Derby putting New Mexico on the map

In 2009, Mine That Bird came roaring up the rail from nearly 30 lengths back, slipping between horses as if he were carrying the hopes and dreams of New Mexico with him.

Plea deal reached for Cassandra Douglas in Otero County 2025 triple murder case

One of the two stepsiblings charged with the killing of three family members last year in Bent agreed to plead guilty to multiple charges linked to the deaths.

GOP candidates rally Artesia voters for upcoming primary and general elections during Monday forum

Republicans believe they can win the 2026 elections.

Village of Ruidoso residents won’t have far to travel for air flights to Denver after agreement is approved with Contour Airlines

Ruidoso is one step closer to hosting direct flights to Denver after village councilors voted to use state grant funds in hopes of keeping ticket prices affordable.

Robyn Cook: Retired teachers should be allowed to help New Mexico schools in time of need and for certain circumstances

New Mexico has a problem of its own making: the Educational Retirement Board (ERB) is preventing retired educators from working as independent contractors, even when their services are limited, specialized, and urgently needed.

New Mexico State Police still waiting on information in death of Rio Arriba County Sheriff 1 year later after his passing

A year after the 50-year-old’s death from an overdose of fentanyl and alcohol, Lana Merrifield said New Mexico State Police detectives have assured her they will not let the case go cold.