Good morning, Las Cruces.

Las Cruces experienced heavy overnight rain that flooded streets and led to road closures, and the state emergency center activated flash flood precautions while fire departments distributed sandbags — officials advised drivers to use caution on wet roads.

New Mexicans will set their clocks back one hour at 2 a.m. on Nov.

1 unless Congress makes daylight saving time permanent—if the bill moves forward, winter sunrises and sunsets will be later. Officials note this change follows a longstanding federal schedule.

Cancer Warriors (a local nonprofit born from survivors’ experiences) partnered with Memorial Medical Center to reserve appointment slots for follow-up imaging and biopsies so patients can get results from abnormal mammograms within 21 days.

The Mammos to Answers program was inspired by Julie Gustafson’s own long wait for a diagnosis.

Local high school football heats up as Las Cruces remains unbeaten and hosts Eldorado at 7 p.m. today.

Organ Mountain, Mayfield, Gadsden, Mesilla Valley Christian and Centennial will play key games through Saturday to shape September trends.