EL PASO – UTEP Athletic Department officials announced on Wednesday that football series with old Western Athletic Conference (WAC) rivals Nevada and New Mexico have been renewed for future seasons. “We’re excited to renew rivalries with old WAC foes New Mexico and Nevada,” said head coach Sean Kugler. “Both are teams that El Paso fans […]Read More
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – UTEP freshmen Pamala Baber (two home runs) and Macey Brown (three RBI) had breakout performances as the Miners split their two games at New Mexico. The Lobos (10-10) scored three runs in the sixth to rally from 6-4 down to win game one, 7-6, while the Miners (5-15) secured a 7-4 victory […]Read More
SANTA FE, N.M. – Some New Mexico groups are joining the call for more scrutiny of mega-mergers now in the works between multinational agribusiness companies that dominate the global market for seeds and pesticides. More than 300 groups have signed a letter to new U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions, asking him to review pending mergers […]Read More
The Bureau of Land Management has finalized rules that encourage increased solar and wind energy production on public lands, and it’s making New Mexico a priority. The policies create a competitive process similar to the way oil and gas leases are granted. The new rules also offer financial incentives to steer production away from key […]Read More
People in Las Cruces will join other New Mexico cities this month to hear entries from a diary of Japanese Americans interned at the Lordsburg prison camp when a panel brings their life stories to New Mexico State University. “Confinement in the Land of Enchantment: The Untold Story of a Prison Camp in New Mexico” […]Read More
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