The Carlsbad Cavemen and Cavegirls traveled to Hobbs this past weekend competing against schools from New Mexico and Texas.

Nine-year-old Leighton Franks said she’ll “probably” keep volunteering for the rest of her life.

When Michael Sims graduated from college in 2023, the former Carlsbad High School track and cross-country standout knew he ...

These individual meatloaf cakes are one of those dishes that look a little playful on the plate, but eat like pure comfort.

When customers walk into Creative Creations Gallery in Tularosa, owner Randall Widing can tell them the story behind every ...

As a Christian, pastor, theologian, and scholar of the Bible, as well as a proud veteran and American citizen, I must ...

Adrian HeddenCarlsbad Current-Argusachedden@currentargus.com Federal officials are readying nuclear waste from Idaho for ...

Local children gathered at the Riverwalk Recreation Center on Thursday, March 5 for an afternoon of Dr. Seuss-inspired ...

From left: United States Air Force veterans Mike Happeny of Alamogordo and Mario and Monica Velasc of Portales each caught ...

The passage of medical malpractice reform is the most important public policy success in New Mexico in more than a decade.

Provided by Bureau of Land Management Staff report The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Las Cruces District is preparing to ...

Sarah Jones Carlsbad Learning doesn’t stop with retirement—in fact, it often becomes more meaningful. Whether you want to stay connected with family, ...