Editing Las Cruces, New Mexico (section)

==Media==
Las Cruces is part of the [[Template:El Paso TV|El Paso – Las Cruces Designated Market Area]] [[media market|(DMA)]] as defined by [[Nielsen Media Research]]. The City of Las Cruces operates CLC-TV cable channel 20, an Emmy award-winning 24-hour [[government-access television]] (GATV) and [[Distance learning|educational-access television]] channel on [[Comcast]] [[cable TV]] in Las Cruces. CLC-TV televises live and recorded Las Cruces city council meetings, Doña Ana County commission meetings, and Las Cruces School board meetings. The channel had previously televised ''City Beat'', a monthly news magazine, hosted by Jennifer Martinez, with information directly related to the City of Las Cruces. The program is no longer available, but segments can still be found on Youtube.com/Clctv20. Also available for viewing are health news and other government/education related programming, as well as current weather reports and road and traffic information. CLC-TV is not a [[public-access television]] cable TV channel. In addition to a 2009 [[Emmy Award]] by the Rocky Mountain Southwest Chapter of the [[National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences]], CLC-TV received a first- and third-place award by the [[National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors]] <!-- (NATOA) --> and five national Telly Awards, four platinum and one gold.
[[File:Branigan Library Las Cruces (cropped).jpg|thumbnail|left|[[Thomas Branigan Memorial Library]]]]
''[[Las Cruces Sun-News]]'' is a daily newspaper published in Las Cruces by [[Digital First Media]]. ''[[Las Cruces Bulletin]]'' is a weekly community newspaper published in Las Cruces by FIG Publications, LLC. It is [[Tabloid (newspaper format)|tabloid]] size and covers local news, business, arts, sports, and homes. ''The Round Up'' is the [[student newspaper]] at NMSU. It is tabloid size and published twice weekly. ''The Ink'' is a monthly tabloid published in Las Cruces, covering the arts and community events in southern New Mexico and West Texas.

Las Cruces has one television station, the [[PBS]] outlet [[KRWG-TV]], operated by NMSU. The [[Telemundo]] outlet [[KTDO]] is licensed in Las Cruces, but serves El Paso. The city also receives several [[Albuquerque]], [[El Paso]], and [[Ciudad Juárez]] stations. Las Cruces is in [[Nielsen Media Research]]'s El Paso/Las Cruces television [[media market]].

Las Cruces has one local commercial independent cable television station called "The [[Las Cruces Channel]]" (LCC98). It can be seen on Comcast cable channel 98. LCC-98 is not a public-access television channel. The channel airs programs that are produced locally in their studio facility and by outside producers.

About 10 commercial radio stations broadcast in the Las Cruces area, running a variety of [[Radio format|formats]]. Four of these stations are owned by Adams Radio Group and four are owned by Bravo Mic Communications, LLC, a Las Cruces company. The local [[NPR]] outlet is [[KRWG-FM]], operated by NMSU, which also operates a college radio station, [[KRUX]]. [[KRUC]] is a Spanish-language station in Las Cruces. Many [[El Paso]] stations are received in Las Cruces. See [[list of radio stations in New Mexico]] for a complete list of stations. Las Cruces is in [[Arbitron]]'s Las Cruces [[media market]].