Carlsbad Municipal School District announced students at Carlsbad High School would return to a virtual learning environment only, as the school grapples with 13 cases of COVID-19 among staff and a shortage of substitute teachers. …
Family and friends of slain New Mexico State Police Officer Darian Jarrott were joined by local law enforcement members of the Carlsbad community Saturday at the Beach Band Shell to pay tribute to the fallen …
Unseasonably winter weather returned this week to the normally arid Permian Basin region as Carlsbad awoke to snowfall and temperatures in the low 30s. A hazardous weather outlook from the National Weather Service predicted up …
The Carlsbad Current-Argus is providing this content free to our community as a public service. Please consider a subscription to support this and other journalism. The National Weather Service’s Midland/Odessa station predicts 2 to 3 …
Public comment on how the New Mexico Department of Transportation (DOT) should spend millions of dollars over a four-year period for highway projects in New Mexico is being sought until mid-March. The Statewide Transportation Improvement …
A two-year process to develop stricter state regulations on oil and gas emissions of methane and other natural gasses, New Mexico could conclude the rulemaking last month as state regulators will codify the new rules …
ENCINITAS — Local first responders worked quickly to help extinguish a burning vehicle this morning near Moonlight Beach in Encinitas. At approximately 9:04 a.m., emergency dispatch received several reports of a yellow Ford Focus on …
Two bills that would work to transition New Mexico away from its reliance on oil and gas advanced in the Legislature this week as Democrats continue to push such an agenda against Republican opposition. House …
Roswell Mayor Dennis Kintigh was shocked when the New Mexico Department of Health (DOH) didn’t include Eddy County in loosening some COVID-19 public health restrictions. Chaves and Lea counties moved from red (very high risk) …
ENCINITAS — The Encinitas City Council and Planning Commission agreed to move forward with the Sixth Cycle Housing Plan Update at a special meeting held last Tuesday. The meeting brought both parties together to discuss …