El Paso is experiencing variable weather, with mild conditions and potential for sporadic showers and thunderstorms, with highs in the mid-90s and lows around 70°F.

A 20-year-old woman in El Paso was arrested for child endangerment after a one-year-old ingested narcotics left within reach. She faces charges and a $6,000 bond.

ICE ERO in El Paso deported Mexican national Miguel Sifuentes Jiménez, facing drug and firearm charges in Mexico, following his re-entry and conviction for aggravated battery in the US.

EPCC Leadership Academy celebrated 21 years, with insights from local leaders, emphasizing time management and leadership, highlighting a transparent leadership culture and nearing the graduation of the Class of 2025.

Las Cruces Music in the Park Series returns with free concerts featuring a mix of genres, starting May 25th with jazz and closing August 31st with Latin rock.

El Paso forecasts include a sunny week with chances of showers starting Wednesday and a slight increase by Friday, according to the National Weather Service.

EPISD Council of PTAs gave $7,000 in scholarships, awarding $1,000 each to seven high school students, expanding the scholarship program from past years.

60 individuals pleaded guilty to trespassing in U.S. National Defense Areas along the Mexican border, with 133 new cases filed recently, as part of "Operation Take Back America."

El Paso is experiencing a heatwave with the National Weather Service forecasting temperatures up to 103 degrees, though evenings cool slightly. The weekend might offer slight relief with a breeze and potential rain forecast for next week.

Dr. Pedro Galaviz of Canutillo ISD is retiring at year's end. He leaves a legacy of improvements and will become Superintendent Emeritus until December 2025.

Two Northwest Early College High School seniors received prestigious scholarships, with Melina Holguin awarded the Terry Foundation Scholarship to attend UTEP, and Elizabeth Marshall receiving multiple awards for Texas Tech University.

El Paso ISD celebrated the graduation of its first P-TECH class, with students from various schools earning associate degrees and certificates, preparing them for careers.

The Western District of Texas filed 295 new immigration cases in a week, targeting illegal entry and related offenses, including cases against Mexican nationals for illegal re-entry and U.S. citizens for conspiracy to transport illegal aliens.