Las Cruces Police Department launched a new Real-Time Crime Center, equipped with advanced technology to enhance crime-fighting and improve officer preparedness.

Ysleta ISD reduces property tax rate to $1.2005, marking the fourth year of rate decreases and achieving the lowest effective school district tax rate in the area, despite facing a $22.2 million budget deficit.

UTEP enrollment exceeds 26,000 students, setting a new record, with significant increases in the College of Nursing and the Woody L. Hunt College of Business.

UTEP Volleyball hosts the Sun City Classic aiming for their first win against a Top 25 team, with an undefeated start and high national ranking in team hitting percentage.

Dr. Cindy Stout, CEO of El Paso Children's Hospital, shares her journey from cleaning houses to leading the hospital, emphasizing the importance of education and community support.

Deputies in El Paso County conducted a narcotics operation leading to multiple arrests and citations, including Matthias Black for drug paraphernalia and Brian Martinez on additional charges and outstanding felony warrants.

UTEP appointed Col. Brendan Gallagher as VP for Business Affairs and promoted Joanne Richardson to Senior Associate VP and CFO, aiming to strengthen its leadership and community impact.

El Paso invites local businesses to a webinar on securing city contracts, scheduled for September 24, 2025, at 8:30 AM, announced via Facebook. Contact Maria Mireles for details.

A shooting in East El Paso left one man dead and a woman injured, with police responding around 3:30 a.m. Homicide detectives are investigating the incident.

Canutillo High School and Canutillo Middle School have received the Purple Star Designation for supporting military-connected students, joining four other schools in their district with the honor.

Police responded to an assault involving 30-40 people at an El Paso hangout spot, resulting in two arrests for assaulting a security guard and obstructing officers. The incident is under investigation.

El Paso police report a fatal bike collision where David O’Conner was hit from behind, becoming the 42nd traffic fatality in 2025. The hit-and-run incident has prompted a call for witnesses, with road safety concerns highlighted.

Las Cruces Police Department honors the late Michael Charles McClanahan, a crossing guard at Loma Heights Elementary School for 23 years, who passed away at age 72.