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State and Regional News. More than 1,400 structures damaged in Ruidoso fires. More than 1,400 structures damaged in Ruidoso fires ROSWELL, N.M. (AP) — Air tankers dropped water and red retardant on Wednesday on a pair of growing fires in mountainous New Mexico that killed at le….
Hobbs get $2 million grant for highway improvements Caleb A. Gallegos/News-Sun Although it has miles of character, in Monday’s City of Hobbs Commission meeting, commissioners and Mayor Sam Cobb paved the way for improvements on West County Road after authorizing a Grant Agreement with New Mexico Department of Transportation in the amount of ...
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Indians open semifinal series with loss to Stephenville PETER STEIN/NEWS-SUN SEMINOLE – There’s still time for the Seminole baseball team to save its season. But not a whole bunch. With Thursday’s 5-1 Regional Semifinal loss to Stephenville at Robert Ryan Field in Seminole, the Indians are a loss away from saying goodbye to their 2024 season.
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Editor’s note: The following is the list of top ten local news stories for 2023 as voted on by the staff at the News-Sun. 1. Turmoil in Tatum. In January of 2023, turmoil broke out in the governing body of the small town of Tatum and continued to brew throughout the year.