Rochelle Miller-Hernandez, with nearly 20 years in tourism, joins the NM Tourism Commission, bringing regional experience and leadership from Visit Las Cruces.

Socorro Independent School District announces schools and offices will close for Labor Day on September 1, 2025, but emergency services remain available at (915) 937-4357.

The UTEP Miners men's golf team announced its 2025-26 schedule, including twelve tournaments, starting with the Island Resort Intercollegiate and culminating in the NCAA Championship.

Sunny days with potential showers and thunderstorms are expected in El Paso, Texas, with temperatures reaching up to 93°F and nighttime lows around 75°F. The chance of precipitation increases to 60% by the weekend.

An Ecuadorian woman was fatally struck by a vehicle while running across a highway in El Paso after evading a Border Patrol agent. She died from blunt force trauma, and both the El Paso Police and CBP are investigating.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office joins MADD's Saturation Saturday to increase patrols and raise impaired driving awareness. Sheriff Ugarte emphasizes safety and the need for sober driving.

The Horizon City Police arrested Jose Manuel Nilo for endangering a child and drug possession after responding to a welfare check revealing drugs within an infant's reach.

El Paso's forecast includes warm, clear days with intermittent evening showers and thunderstorms, highs in the mid-90s, and mild nights around the low 70s.

A recent traffic operation in Las Cruces led to 54 citations for various offenses including speeding, lack of insurance, and vehicle registration issues.

EPCC organized a math workshop for nursing students to enhance their calculation skills crucial for patient care, with over 100 attendees practicing dimensional analysis at the Rio Grande campus.

Inmate Dequan Ward was found unresponsive at El Paso County Jail and later pronounced dead; an investigation is underway to determine the cause of death.

James Vasquez becomes the permanent Superintendent of Schools for Socorro ISD after unanimous board approval, following his tenure as Interim Superintendent.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife warned the public of a toxic algae bloom at DeWeese Reservoir State Wildlife Area, advising to avoid contact with the water.