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10/09/2026 · Lea County

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Haitian Student Dies Following Immigration Status Change

Pierre Damas Bel, a 20-year-old Haitian student, died by suicide last month. His death occurred after his legal immigration status ended and immigration authorities required him to wear an ankle monitor. His family held funeral services for him over the weekend.

10/07/2026
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Education

Experts Advise Parents on AI Use for Young Children

Children as young as preschool age can learn from technology, according to researchers. Experts offer guidance for parents on how to approach artificial intelligence tools, emphasizing supervision and critical thinking.

10/06/2026

Education

College Students Express Concerns Over National Political System

College students are voicing concerns about the national political system's ability to address their future needs. This sentiment reflects a perceived disinterest from government in improving their lives. The Associated Press gathered these observations through recent reporting.

10/05/2026

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Supreme Court to Review Migrant Detention Policy, Global Incidents Unfold

The Supreme Court will examine a policy requiring the mandatory detention of migrants. Meanwhile, UK police detained a British-Iranian citizen on terror suspicions, and a Russian drone struck a school in Kyiv.

10/03/2026

Education

New York Rape Law Prompts Discussion After Cornell Case

New York's penal law regarding rape has come under scrutiny after a Cornell University student's case did not result in criminal charges. The law specifically defines rape as penile-vaginal penetration, which legal experts and advocates say can exclude other forms of sexual assault.

10/02/2026

Education

Cornell Lawsuit Prompts Scrutiny of Police Sexual Assault Investigations

A lawsuit filed against Cornell University, alleging a brutal rape, has highlighted concerns about police investigative practices in sexual assault cases. Experts indicate many police officers lack sufficient training in trauma-informed approaches.

10/01/2026

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Public Hearing Scheduled for Proposed County Ordinance Amendment

Public Notice: Proposed Ordinance Amendment Notice is hereby given that the Dona Ana County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing to consider a proposed amendment to County Ordinance [Ordinance Number]. This amendment pertains to [brief description of ordinance amendment, e.g., zoning regulations, public services]. The public hearing will be held on [Date] at [Time] in the Commission Chambers, located at [Address]. All interested parties are invited to attend and present their views. Written comments will also be accepted until [Date].

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Sheriff's Office Launches New Community Safety Initiative, Invites Public Input

Community Safety Initiative Update The Dona Ana County Sheriff's Office is pleased to announce a new initiative focused on improving community safety. This program will involve increased law enforcement presence in areas experiencing higher rates of criminal activity, as well as proactive community engagement. Our goal is to foster stronger relationships between the Sheriff's Office and the residents we serve. We will be hosting a series of town hall meetings throughout the county to discuss the initiative and gather feedback. Dates and locations for these meetings will be announced shortly.

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Upcoming Public Auctions for Unclaimed Property Announced by Sheriff's Office

Public Auction Information: Property Services holds public auctions periodically to dispose of unclaimed property. Notices of these auctions will be posted on the Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Office website and in local newspapers. For inquiries regarding lost or found property, or for information about upcoming auctions, please contact: Property Services Division Phone: (575) 525-8841 Fax: (575) 525-8857 Email: [email protected] Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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IPRA Request

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Orden de Salud Pública: Detección de sífilis

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