Noah Raess
ReporterKRWG multimedia reporter Noah Raess is an NMSU graduate and has worked with KRWG Public Media since 2021. He has produced many feature news stories for television, radio, and the web that have covered housing, public safety, climate, school safety, and issues facing refugees. He was also a part of KRWG’s 2022 and 2024 Election coverage, completing interviews with candidates running for office across southwest New Mexico. Raess has also worked with Searchlight New Mexico, an award-winning investigative news organization based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and The Las Cruces Bulletin.
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The Las Cruces City Council voted to approve a contract with an Albuquerque-based company to run the new Amador Crossing affordable housing complex. -
Nearly a year after The City of Las Cruces and Doña Ana County moved away from their contract with American Medical Response KRWG multimedia reporter Noah Raess spoke with Doña Ana Fire Chief to learn how the transition has gone. -
Para motorist Thomas Bird recently completed flights over the Project Jupiter site and the Elephant Butte reservoir and showcased what he saw with some photos. KRWG multimedia reporter Noah Raess spoke with him to learn more. -
Las Cruces Police Chief Jeremy Story, joined by representatives from the New Mexico State Police and the New Mexico State University police departments, shared the final stats for Operation Not in Vain. -
The New Mexico Survivors Truth Commission released their first interim report on their investigation into Jeffery Epstein's Zorro Ranch and discussed their frustration with the federal government. -
State representative Joanne Ferrary announced that she would be retiring before her term was up, leaving county officials to decide how to handle the vacancy. -
The Las Cruces Police Department hosted a town hall meeting and talked about crime statistics, policing tactics and more. -
An independent police oversight group presented their latest findings to Las Cruces City Council after a review of the Las Cruces Police Department. -
Over one hundred anti-abortion rights and abortion rights activists held dueling demonstrations over the reproductive healthcare center nearing its opening in Las Cruces. -
After over a decade of litigation, the lawsuit over water use between Texas and New Mexico reached a settlement earlier this year leading to real changes for water in the area.
