The NWS forecast for El Paso indicates clear skies and warm temperatures for the upcoming week, with a slight chance of isolated showers tonight and gentle winds throughout.

EPISD is considering closing ten elementary schools by 2025-26 due to low enrollment, affecting various regions of El Paso. Community concerns about transparency and involvement in the decision-making process have been raised.

El Paso contractor Joseph Arroyos was sentenced to five years for wage theft, after not paying workers for completed construction work, totaling $105,500.30 in losses.

A semi-trailer and two other vehicles were involved in a collision on I-10 East in El Paso County causing delays, with no injuries reported. Traffic was rerouted during the road closure.

El Paso's weather forecast includes a 40% chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms, with gusty winds. Conditions will clear up, leading to a sunny and warm weekend.

The Doña Ana County ERAP office will close briefly on Oct 16, from noon to 3 p.m., to support a resource fair for residents in need. Operations will resume the next day.

Ysleta Independent School District launches a Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Program in eight schools with Texas Agriculture Department's support, aiming to instill healthy eating habits in students.

El Paso Fire Department responded to a garage fire in Central El Paso on Saturday evening; one person was treated and the cause is under investigation.

NMSU Police are searching for missing 18-year-old student Aubrey Marie Owen, last in contact with her family several days ago, driving a white 2003 Dodge Ram with AZ plates PEA85T. Public assistance is requested.

A Fort Bliss soldier, Alexis Montalvo, died in a motorcycle crash in East El Paso when he hit a traffic sign at high speed. The accident marks the city's 52nd fatality this year.

The National Weather Service in El Paso predicts sunny days and clear nights for the coming week, with temperatures around 90 degrees and light winds.

Las Cruces proposes an aquatic playground at Apodaca Park and seeks community feedback at a meeting on October 17, 2024, at the Regional Aquatic Center.

Las Cruces will observe Indigenous Peoples' Day on October 14, 2024, with certain city offices closed but essential services like emergency services and solid waste collection still operational.