Anthony and San Elizario voters cast ballots Saturday in the May uniform election. Polls are open 7 a.m.–7 p.m. and the county will post live returns.

Two men were arrested in Santa Teresa after an alleged gunpoint attack that investigators say began over a payment and ended when deposit slips proved a misunderstanding.

El Paso International Airport finished two solar canopy projects — about 5,200 panels and 2.9 MW — to add shaded parking and cut roughly 22% of its annual electricity use.

Federal agents say a stash house on Bon Aire Drive led to a dozen arrests and the discovery of three juveniles; two caretakers now face federal smuggling charges.

A 35-year-old wanted on an aggravated assault warrant was arrested in Far East El Paso after deputies say he refused to stop and drove to a nearby home. Jail records show he faces evading and aggravated assault charges with bond set at $30,000.

An 18-year-old man died after his Camaro rolled on Montana Avenue in Far East El Paso. Police say speed was a factor and the Special Traffic Investigations unit is probing the crash.

El Paso voters must register by April 27 to be eligible for the May 26 primary runoffs. Find office hours, where to get forms and who can vote in the runoffs.

A 19-year-old was arrested after police say a vape sale on April 1 turned violent in Las Cruces, leaving an 18-year-old seriously injured.

Federal marshals arrested a person wanted on New Mexico warrants in West El Paso; identity is being withheld as investigators continue.

An El Paso ICE arrest has put a Fort Bliss soldier’s family on edge. His wife was taken during a Parole in Place interview and now faces removal while lawyers race to stop it.

William Chris filed state plans to convert a Main Street storefront into a roughly 5,000‑sqft Fredericksburg tasting room. The Hye winery’s downtown push is slated to begin this May with work targeting late‑August completion.

El Paso County stands apart as the only Texas county without a confirmed feral hog population; experts say arid land and scarce water are the main reasons.

Ysleta ISD will debate changing its school‑naming rules at the April 22 board meeting, a move that could open a review of Cesar Chavez Academy’s name.