El Paso deputies arrested two individuals found unconscious in a truck with drugs and illegal firearms, highlighting the issues of drugs and gun violence in the community.

An online car sale in Socorro, Texas, turned into an aggravated robbery, with the victim assaulted and his vehicle stolen. The suspects were later arrested after a police chase.

Four deputies graduated from the El Paso County Sheriff’s SRT Academy, completing a demanding 50-hour curriculum focused on detention security and critical response.

El Paso man arrested for stabbing and killing his dog; evidence at the scene led to his capture as witnesses called the police. He faces charges for animal cruelty.

Las Cruces seeks public input on how to spend funds from a tax increase for projects like public safety and parks. Residents can share ideas online or in meetings.

Sofia Nolasco, a student at Col. John O. Ensor Middle School, developed leadership skills and confidence through the Lone Star Leadership Academy, leading to her role as student council president and achievements in academics and UIL competitions.

The Las Cruces Police Department celebrated the graduation of 25 cadets from its 55th Academy, marking an addition of diverse and well-educated officers to the force.

The Las Cruces Police Department offers safety tips for realtors, such as keeping cellphones and keys accessible, using pepper spray, sharing schedules, and avoiding isolation during showings.

El Paso sues Texas AG Paxton over a public records ruling, seeking clarity on handling privileged information while maintaining compliance with open records requests.

David Adrian Gandara was arrested in El Paso for his seventh DWI after a traffic stop revealed signs of intoxication and a no-bond warrant for a prior offense.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office continues its Mentoring Our Future Program, connecting law enforcement with students interested in criminal justice careers.

Las Cruces announces a road closure on N. Melendres St. from September 15 to December 30 for the Phase 1 reconstruction, with transit routes unaffected and detours provided.

Dr. Abigail Tarango, a Ysleta High School alumna and current Executive Director at El Paso Children's Hospital Foundation, is lauded for her contributions to her community.