February 4, 2026
NM health agency warns of upcoming change for some SNAP recipients
The state agency that administers New Mexico’s food stamps program says as many as 32,000 residents’ eligibility could be impacted next month by new federal rules.
5 arrested in oil theft ring
An alleged scheme to steal crude oil out of pipelines in the Carlsbad area and sell the product in West Texas led to federal charges for five men arrested last month.
State Police investigate alleged officer involved shooting
An alleged officer involved shooting near Carlsbad was under investigation, according to a news release from the Eddy County Sheriff’s Office.
Art in the Park celebrates half-century
Kids and adults enjoyed a petting zoo, food trucks and vendors during Art in the Park.
Warm weather in southeast NM offers good fishing conditions
Predicted high temperatures around 80 degrees offer plenty of opportunities for anglers in New Mexico’s southeast corner this weekend.
What is leftwing terrorism and who gets to decide?
I owe my confusion to President Trump and his administration.
Arizona State scores late touchdown to hand No. 7 Texas Tech first loss
The Sun Devils went 75 yards in 1:26 for the winning score after Texas Tech quarterback Will Hammond led the Red Raiders to a pair of touchdowns in the final 3:45 for a 22-19 lead.
Sights of the Artesia vs. Roswell football game
A look at Artesia vs. Roswell Friday night.
JT Keith | Artesia Daily Press
Big plays give Bulldogs win over Roswell
ROSWELL - The one thing Roswell football coach Jeff Lynn said his team must do against Artesia was not let the Bulldogs score on big plays.
Pear cake for a cool autumn day
Every year a different vegetable or fruit takes over the spotlight. Sometimes its apples, usually it’s zucchini.