The Las Cruces Police arrested a fourth suspect, a 15-year-old, in connection with the Young Park shooting that resulted in three deaths and 15 injuries.

El Paso's forecast includes a week of mostly sunny skies with temperatures reaching mid-80s, light winds, and cooling evenings. Midweek may bring a 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms.

A section of Myers Rd. in Vado, Doña Ana County, is closed due to a manhole collapse, exposing a large void beneath the street that requires repair. Detours are in place.

Texas landowners document wildfire losses for insurance and aid, guided by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service's advice on thorough record-keeping for recovery.

Aaron Villa died after an early morning shooting in Fabens, Texas; officials have launched a homicide investigation.

Doña Ana Fire Rescue (DAFR) is set to graduate its 6th class of 21 cadets who have completed intensive training and will serve a one-year probation period.

Inspector General Charles T. Tucker Jr. will speak on the "Bridging the Badge" livestream by Las Cruces Police, discussing fraud and city resource abuse.

Irvin High School's P-TECH program, in partnership with Paxton Patterson Institute, offers Health Science classes, providing hands-on medical training to students exploring healthcare careers.

Las Cruces Police to detail a March 13 officer-involved shooting at a conference, following the non-fatal shooting and arrest of Gabriel Padilla on South Main Street.

El Paso expects a windy week with blowing dust and high gusts up to 44 mph. Conditions will vary, with some rain chances and winds persisting, but the weather should improve towards the end of the week.

UTEP researchers have developed a blood-based device for early colorectal cancer detection, using a biomarker to potentially enable home use and mass production.

Las Cruces reminds short-term rental owners of a 5% lodgers tax on revenues, essential for city tourism and infrastructure, with compliance required via lascrucesnm-self.govplatform.com.

A fire damaged a shed behind a Las Cruces medical facility, but firefighters contained it before it spread. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.