The Texas attorney general withdrew a lawsuit against El Paso pediatric endocrinologist Hector Granados, but families and providers say the state ban and litigation have already narrowed specialty care in the borderland.

Edgar Omar Martinez was sentenced to 21+ years for fentanyl trafficking after FBI found 17,000 pills in his car. He pled guilty to distribution and conspiracy.

Andress High School's football team heads into the Class 5A Division II playoffs against Melissa High School after a historic win against Wichita Falls Memorial.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office held a ceremony to unveil the Pikes Peak Honor Bell, honoring local veterans in the presence of officials and community members.

El Paso ISD's school nurse, Yvonne Guerrero, was named 2025 Texas School Nurse of the Year by the Texas School Nurse Organization for her outstanding service and leadership.

The New Mexico Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of Alexis Avila for abandoning her newborn in a dumpster; the Attorney General expressed satisfaction with the decision.

GECU plans to acquire Bank of the Southwest, extending its presence into New Mexico with 11 new branches, aiming to serve over 440,000 combined members and customers. Following regulatory approvals, the operations will unify under the GECU name.

Las Cruces has launched a grant opportunity for local businesses to host EV charging stations through the NEVI program, marking an effort to keep up with the rising demand for EV infrastructure.

I-10 westbound near Anthony is down to one lane due to a traffic incident, causing significant slowdowns. The El Paso County Sheriff's Office advises using alternate routes.

Las Cruces voters elected new city council members and a municipal judge, with victories for Harris, Corran, Munoz, and DeRossitt. Results are unofficial until certified.

Jon Elliott of Irvin High School won the 2025 Game-Changing Coach of the Year for his transformative impact on student-athletes. His team received a $5,000 grant.

El Paso Community College's Dental Hygiene Program celebrates its 50th year with Elia Mendez, a former student and current Program Coordinator, reflecting on its evolution and her journey within it.

Las Cruces City Council approved initiatives for infrastructure, affordable housing, and a Real Time Crime Center, and passed a franchise agreement with Ripple Fiber for improved internet connectivity.