A coach at Parkland High School was placed on leave after a video of them slamming a student to the gym floor went viral, triggering an investigation by YISD.

Oscar Martinez, wanted for a Denver homicide, was arrested in Las Cruces for shoplifting, pending extradition to Colorado.

A heat advisory is in effect in parts of El Paso County, with temperatures expected to reach 103-106 degrees, prompting health risk warnings for residents.

A collision between two SUVs on New Mexico Highway 28 resulted in one death and three injuries. The cause is under investigation, with concerns over road safety mounting.

Mandy Leatherwood Guss, Communications Director for Las Cruces, has been named one of the Top 50 Women Leaders of New Mexico for 2024 by Women We Admire.

Las Cruces and Mayfield high schools are set to open their football season against each other, marking the 62nd rivalry match, with past games often holding championship stakes.

El Paso's summer heat may be slightly relieved with possible showers and thunderstorms, a 20% chance after 5pm and high near 99°F. Nights may cool to mid-70s, but the persistent heat continues, with isolated rain chances throughout the week.

The Socorro Police Department is responding to a multi-vehicle crash at Passmore and Alameda, with traffic advice being issued and part of the area remaining open.

Multiple semi-truck accidents caused extensive traffic disruptions in El Paso, with lanes closed and detours advised around the Gateway East, I-10, and near UTEP.

El Paso County partners with the MPO to seek a $10 million grant for a downtown plaza project, with a $1 million county promise, though not without dissent from some commissioners.

The Silver Alert for missing elderly John Kotowski in El Paso was cancelled after he was found, confirming the effectiveness of community and police efforts.

An El Paso man was arrested for animal cruelty after a dog was found with a chain collar embedded in its neck. The dog is now being cared for by the Humane Society.

The National Weather Service predicts Labor Day showers in El Paso with a 50% chance of rain, a high of 82 degrees, and strong winds. The weather will clear up during the week with sunny days and mild evenings.

Finalists for the East Mesa Public Recreation Complex art project in Las Cruces will present their visions for enhancing public aesthetics on Sept. 10, 2024, at City Hall.

El Paso's Star on the Mountain will shine in gold to support childhood cancer awareness, in collaboration with the El Paso Children’s Hospital. A Dance Off for Cancer event further raised awareness and community support.

Woman arrested for an El Paso traffic fatality; charged with Intoxication Manslaughter and Assault after running a red light, resulting in a fatal April collision.

Former NFL and AFL quarterback Charley Johnson has passed away at 85, known for his contributions to NMSU football and his professional career including a 15-year tenure and induction into the Broncos Ring of Fame.

The El Paso Zoo mourns the death of a 25-year-old sea lion named L.B., who passed away due to declining health and complications revealed through a necropsy.

El Paso's DeadBeach Brewery unveils Miner Brew, an official craft beer for UTEP Athletics, available at Miner Palooza and the UTEP home football game.

El Paso police arrested Jorge Gamboa for his involvement in a fatal multi-vehicle crash that killed Sandy Almanza.

Mayor's Bike Ride event is scheduled on September 14 in Las Cruces starting from La Llorona Trail. Participants can enjoy either a 5-mile or a 14-mile bike ride.

The Gateway Hotel in El Paso is closed temporarily due to allegations of harboring the Tren de Aragua gang, with reports of increased crime leading to the suspension of ghost tours.

An El Paso man died in a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 10, marking the city's 44th traffic death of the year. The ongoing investigation seeks the semi-truck that fled the scene.

El Paso high schools introduce girls' flag football through a partnership with the NFL and other organizations, despite UIL not yet recognizing it as an official sport.

Las Cruces announces the groundbreaking of Fire Station 9, set to enhance emergency services in the rapidly growing East Mesa area, with a scheduled completion in early 2026.

El Paso's weather forecast predicts sunny skies with increasing temperatures, reaching 96 degrees today and mid-90s over the weekend, accompanied by light winds shifting directions.

UTEP reports record enrollment for the 2024 academic year, surpassing 25,000 students with a high freshman intake and increased persistence rates, indicating post-pandemic growth.

El Paso County announces the graduation of Basic Detention Officer Class 24-03, inviting the community to the ceremony on September 19, 2024, to honor the new officers' training and dedication.

Governor Greg Abbott highlights the contributions of Hispanic Texans in a Small Business Summit during Hispanic Heritage Month with a focus on networking, education, and resource sharing for entrepreneurs.

Two adolescents were arrested in Las Cruces for making online threats against schools, leading to charges and an ongoing investigation emphasizing community safety and responsible reporting of threats.

The Las Cruces Fire Department offers three practice Physical Ability Tests for potential cadets to prepare for the real test and learn from professionals.

The Socorro Police Department is investigating a land sale scam involving forged documents and fake notaries, with Alex Montoya charged for related offenses. Authorities seek to protect potential buyers, especially the elderly, from financial harm.

Two students in El Paso County were charged for spreading false threat information on social media, causing panic and strain on law enforcement and schools.

DA Bill Hicks addresses Tren de Aragua's presence in El Paso, clarifying the city is not a hub for their activities, despite Governor Abbott's claims and rumor about the Gateway Hotel's closure.

The NWS El Paso forecasts a mix of sun and rain for El Paso with temperatures in the mid-90s, and occasional evening storms. The weekend looks mostly sunny, with winds up to 21 mph.

Lincoln Park Day celebrated Mexican-American heritage with dance, music, food, and a lowrider show in El Paso.

El Paso residents can expect sunny days with today's high at 97 degrees, light winds, and a clear weekend ahead. The fair weather is set to continue into the new week.

A fire at L & P Building Supply in Las Cruces was quickly contained by local firefighters, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

A man in El Paso was arrested for abusing his dog, Apollo, with a metal rod and belt, and is now facing legal action as the authorities emphasize animal cruelty prevention.

A fire broke out in a Las Cruces home on Cloud Dance Drive; no injuries reported. Firefighters controlled the blaze within 30 minutes, and the cause remains under investigation.

The City of Las Cruces offers a "Toss No Mas" cleanup program for residents to dispose of household trash, with some restrictions, at various locations on October 12.

El Paso Police arrested 21-year-old Xavier Martinez for stalking, prompting community awareness on personal safety and the importance of reporting such incidents.

Coldplay is set to perform in El Paso's Sun Bowl Stadium in 2025, with a presale starting on October 11 this year and "Infinity Tickets" available in November.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

A plane crash occurred at the Las Cruces Air and Space Expo, ending the event early and leading to an ongoing investigation by the New Mexico State Police.

Las Cruces Fire Department dispatched crews to aid Roswell, N.M. following flash floods, including a five-member Swift Water Rescue Team and two EMS specialists.

The Branigan Cultural Center is hosting 'The Dinner Party: Multicultural Crossroads in Clay,' an exhibit from Nov. 1, 2024, to Jan. 18, 2025, featuring local artists' works inspired by Mesilla and Las Cruces, N.M. history.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in Presidio, Texas, arrested a 20-year-old man wanted on a manslaughter warrant as he tried to re-enter the U.S. from Mexico.

A rollover crash in Sunland Park involved 15 occupants, resulting in several injuries with one person seriously hurt and three with minor injuries. The incident occurred early Wednesday morning.

El Paso enjoys fair weather with a current temperature of 60°F, moving to a high of 92°F. Mostly clear skies are anticipated, with calm winds and stable weather conditions into the weekend.

Las Cruces firefighters quickly extinguished a travel trailer fire on Joshua Court, preventing it from spreading to an adjacent mobile home; no injuries were reported, and the fire's cause remains under investigation.

Economist Monica Torres briefed City Council on FY2025 Q1 economic data, mentioning a potential economic downturn and expiring tax code effects. She reported moderate growth, new business additions, housing market rise, and a dip in cannabis sales.

El Paso will have a sunny day with a high of 74°F and a light southeast wind. The evening will be partly cloudy with a low of 54°F. The weekend forecast includes chances of showers and temperatures in the high 70s.

Las Cruces Public Libraries offers Paper Flowers Workshops in November to teach adults how to make paper hemlock and pinecones. Sessions are limited and registration is required.

Mixed weather with sun and showers is expected in El Paso, with winds reaching up to 30 mph and a brief sunny period before more potential rain later in the week.

Firefighters quickly extinguished a garage fire at a Las Cruces home, sparing the residence and causing no injuries, with damages estimated at $75,000.

The Blue Front Fire, started on October 28th, has burned 323 acres but is now 52% contained thanks to the efforts of 21 personnel and changing weather conditions. No road closures have been reported. Firefighting efforts continue.

Sheriff Roybal praises the passage of Colorado's Proposition 130, which focuses on enhancing law enforcement capabilities and supporting officers' families.

Las Cruces offers a three-day Thanksgiving camp for kids K-5, with activities, meals, and a registration fee of $20, available online or at city locations.

Stage I fire restrictions in unincorporated areas of El Paso County have been lifted by Sheriff Roybal due to improved conditions, effective November 7, 2024.

The Valle Verde campus of El Paso Community College was closed due to a power outage, with administration advising against campus attendance while other locations remain open.

Las Cruces Public Libraries invites families to a Native American storytelling event with Park Ranger Alex Mares on Nov. 20, offering cultural education with stories and artifacts.

Las Cruces' Keep Las Cruces Beautiful Program is hosting a Neighborhood Dumpster Day on November 16, 2024, for residents to dispose of waste for free.

El Paso's weather is described as calm with sunny skies and gentle winds, according to the National Weather Service, with temperatures around 77 degrees and light wind conditions expected.

The Doña Ana County Canvassing Board adjourned, leading to the election certification set for 1 p.m. Friday, Nov. 15, 2024. This certifies the local election results as valid.

The National Weather Service predicts mixed weather for El Paso, including showers and high winds, with a shift to sunnier skies and milder temperatures as the week progresses.

Las Cruces High School Volleyball wins back-to-back state championships, dominating the NMAA's 5A with only four sets lost all season, marking their seventh title in history.

A shoplifter was arrested after an altercation with a security guard at an Albertsons in West El Paso, now treated as an aggravated robbery. The guard received minor injuries.

El Paso's weather forecast predicts a week of clear skies and pleasant temperatures, ranging from highs in the mid-60s to low 70s, with mostly sunny days and slight breezes.

Las Cruces Utilities is inspecting for lead or galvanized steel water lines to comply with new EPA rules, with no lead found yet and a focus on schools and childcare centers.

The Las Cruces Public Libraries are hosting the "Krampus Recommends Movie Marathon," featuring holiday-themed horror films at the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library on Nov. 30.

A motorcyclist died in Socorro after a collision on Sunday afternoon near Socorro Road and Lisa Diane Street. The motorcyclist was not wearing a helmet. The police are investigating the accident.

The Las Cruces Police Department advises residents on ways to combat the rise in package thefts during the holiday season, including being vigilant and utilizing technology.

El Paso residents discussed traffic issues with city and law enforcement officials at a meeting, seeking solutions for congestion in the Enchanted Hills and Enchanted Springs neighborhoods.

Sun Metro is offering free rides to El Paso residents on Thanksgiving Day, implementing a Sunday schedule, to ease transit costs for the community as reported by KTSM and KFOX.

Las Cruces is updating its land use code and seeks public input on the Realize Las Cruces Technical Manual until December 31, 2024. The new zoning map aligns with the Elevate Las Cruces Plan.

A student was detained at Miami-Yoder Schools for concealing a handgun in their backpack after a tip-off. The El Paso County Sheriff's Office responded, and the student was charged. School safety communication has been reinforced.

Las Cruces Police are searching for Jo Ann Melon Guadian, a missing 70-year-old woman last seen on East Picacho Avenue.

Fifty desert bighorn sheep have been reintroduced to the Franklin Mountains in El Paso, Texas, by the TPWD, restoring the species that vanished in the 1960s.

El Paso Water is considering a 7% rate hike for 2025-26, which means higher water bills for customers, but conservation discounts may offset these costs for low-water users.

UTEP's football team signed 27 recruits, primarily from Texas, aimed to strengthen their program under coach Scotty Walden's leadership, garnering a high ranking in Conference USA.

A recent traffic collision in the city resulted in a motorcyclist's death, marking the 63rd traffic fatality of the year, with the Special Traffic Investigations unit investigating.

El Paso Water fixed a water main break in Northwest El Paso, affecting hundreds with low pressure or no water. Schools operated normally despite the issue. Repair efforts were made swiftly to restore service.

A woman, Kari J. Scholin, was killed when a vehicle crashed into a motel in Las Cruces; the driver, Alan Leyva-Vasquez, faces vehicular homicide charges.

UTEP will offer a Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence starting in spring 2025, becoming the third program of its kind in Texas. The curriculum will cover AI application, design, and ethical implications.

The El Paso Police will participate in "Shop With A Cop" on Dec 14, 2024, with Big Brothers Big Sisters of El Paso, fostering bonds while kids shop for gifts at Walmart.

The Doña Ana County Clerk warns of a scam involving fake bench warrants and calls impersonating law enforcement, which attempt to extort money by threatening arrest.

Richard Ayala faces charges for allegedly breaking into a San Elizario residence armed with a knife and causing property damage. He is detained with a $155,000 bond.

The National Weather Service in El Paso forecasts a break from the cold with calmer winds and clearer skies, predicting highs in the mid-60s and lows in the 30s and 40s.

A motorcycle crash closed southbound lanes on North Mesa Street in West El Paso, with local authorities investigating the serious incident. No hospital transports were reported, but the crash disrupted morning traffic.

A New Mexico teen faces murder charges for allegedly killing four family members, with alcohol influence cited. The 16-year-old, Diego Leyva, is to be booked as an adult and awaits trial in a juvenile detention center.

Businessman Renard Johnson wins the mayoral runoff election in El Paso, securing leadership with a focus on economic development amid a low voter turnout.

The article details El Paso's weather forecast, predicting clear skies and comfortable temperatures, with highs in the low to mid-60s, creating ideal conditions for outdoor activities.

El Paso City Council approved updates to the city's noise ordinance without changing the allowed noise level, despite some discussion and public concerns over fairness.

An El Paso Police Department press release reported a fatal single-vehicle accident near I-10 and Sunland Park, marking the city's 68th traffic fatality in 2024.

An accident on I-10 West in East El Paso caused severe disruptions and at least one critical injury, prompting extended lane closures for investigation and traffic management.

The El Paso Police Department offers safety tips for holiday shoppers, such as parking near store entrances and hiding valuables, and provides free steering wheel locks to Hyundai/Kia owners.

El Paso Public Defenders seek sanctions against the DA's Office, citing misconduct including altered records in migrant riot cases. Judges in El Paso and Culberson counties criticized the DA's patterns of behavior.

UTEP men's basketball narrowly defeated Yale 75-74 to win their second consecutive Sun Bowl Invitational, with MVP Otis Frazier III's crucial block securing the win.

An El Paso shooting resulted in a male's death after a confrontation in an apartment complex parking lot; police are seeking the suspect and information from the public.

The El Paso Police Department will increase traffic enforcement during the holidays with a focus on DWI, supported by a grant from Texas’s STEP program.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office K9 Unit received a $15k donation from God’s Pantry Ministry in memory of the late K9 Jinx, enhancing the unit's capabilities.

The article describes the sunny Christmas Day weather forecast for El Paso, TX, with mild temperatures, clear skies, and potential gusty winds. The weather is expected to remain sunny throughout the week.

Investigation is underway after a pedestrian was fatally hit by a vehicle on I-10 East in El Paso, leading to extended highway closure and traffic delays.

Las Cruces Police seek information on a shooting near Frenger Park that left a teenager hospitalized and in serious condition. No suspect or motive disclosed yet.

El Paso reports its first traffic fatality of 2025 after Aundre Kahlil Malik Laffoon crashed on Loop 375 and was struck by another vehicle. Speed is a factor; the investigation continues.

Las Cruces Public Libraries hosts popular adult Dungeons and Dragons sessions, leading to a growing waitlist for participants seeking fantasy adventure and camaraderie.

The Thomas Branigan Memorial Library in Las Cruces is hosting a screening of "The Wizard of Oz" and a discussion of "Wicked" in relation to censorship themes.

Las Cruces is hosting a free dumpster day on Jan. 11, for residents to dispose of waste, with educational resources on proper waste management provided by the Keep Las Cruces Beautiful Program.

The City's Parks and Recreation Department is offering painting classes for residents at the Frank O’Brien Papen Community Center starting January 23rd.

An El Paso man was arrested for the stabbing death of his ex-girlfriend, with bond set at $1 million. He was caught by authorities coordinating across counties.

The City of Las Cruces is constructing Amador Crossing, an affordable 50-unit housing complex, in partnership with the Mesilla Valley Community of Hope to address homelessness and support low-income families.

The Las Cruces Police are seeking help to find Dominic Dennison, a 32-year-old man with cognitive disabilities, missing since Tuesday from the Three Crosses Regional Hospital.

Two individuals were arrested following an attempted robbery at an El Paso vape store, after which they fled and were apprehended by police. They face charges of aggravated assault and evading arrest.

UTEP researchers received a $2.8 million NIH grant for a study on addiction-related decision-making focused on striosomes and their role in substance use disorders.

The National Weather Service in El Paso forecasts sunny, clear weather with moderate winds and temperatures ranging from 46°F to 59°F, suitable for outdoor activities.

El Paso experienced several vehicular incidents over the weekend, including a train-pedestrian accident and a crash on I-10 near downtown, with emergency services promptly responding.

El Paso's weather forecast from NWS predicts fair weather, with sunny skies and temperatures ranging from 26°F to 63°F over the coming days. Winds are light, with some gusts expected on Monday evening.

El Pasoans showed opposing reactions to Trump's inauguration; while some rallied against anticipated policies, others celebrated, demonstrating a divided city amid national tension.

Las Cruces provides warming stations for residents during cold weather, published a list of locations with hours, encouraging use of these resources for warmth and safety.

Las Cruces City Council accepts a flawless financial report and approves a new public art installation called "Desert Kinship" for La Buena Vida Park.

El Paso Fire Department crews responded to an ammonia leak at an industrial area near the Mexico border, successfully containing the hazard. The potential cause linked to an earlier fire.

A West El Paso massage parlor faces temporary closure amid allegations of prostitution and licensing violations after a local and state investigation.

El Paso experiences a chilly morning at 33°F with a wind chill of 27°F, but NWS forecasts a sunny day with a high near 67°F. The week promises consistent sunny weather with comfortable temperatures.

UTEP's Arturo Barrio was named a 2025 Presidential Leadership Scholar, joining 57 leaders aiming to improve society with insights from past presidencies.

Las Cruces' TIDD has $23 million for improvements including upgrades to Branigan Library and shade structures on Main Street; senior services and housing projects are also progressing.

Dr. Luis Vazquez joined the APA's Committee of Socioeconomic Status to address SES disparities, applying his expertise honed at LCPD's wellness program.

Doña Ana County established a Creative Industries Department and launched initiatives, including workshops and a website showcasing public art, to integrate creativity with economic growth.

Local artists' works have been chosen to adorn city bus shelters, infusing commutes with creativity and cultural expression for approximately 12 months.

Las Cruces city offices closed for Presidents’ Day, but essential services like police, fire, and waste management remain operational.

The Las Cruces Public Libraries are hosting a "February is for Lovers" event series with film screenings, book club discussions, and special book displays.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office arrested Jose Daniel Paramo Guerra after a pursuit, finding a stolen vehicle, firearm, drugs, and goods associated with his criminal activities.

The NWS in El Paso predicts fair weather with consistent sunny skies and highs in the upper 70s, along with mild nighttime temperatures for the coming week.

Las Cruces police are probing a fatal stabbing near Seventeenth Street and Picacho Avenue. The 26-year-old male victim died at the scene; the suspect fled on foot.

TxDOT announced road closures in El Paso affecting I-10 and Redd Road for bridge deck installation and other improvements, with advised detours for motorists.

Border Patrol in El Paso disrupted a smuggling ring, arresting four suspected smugglers and eight migrants. They also detained four undocumented migrants with criminal records.

Lucchese opens a new flagship store in Downtown El Paso with an event featuring live music and tastings, offering a full line of apparel and custom cowboy boots.

Canutillo High School student Cash Davis Johnson becomes the first Project Search participant to receive a Pharmacy Training License, demonstrating the success of inclusive education programs.

A Las Cruces man was sentenced to life in prison for the 2022 murder of his mother, following his conviction and unsuccessful attempt to conceal his crime.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office hosted the 19th Ken Jordan Awards, honoring officers for DUI enforcement and career achievements in traffic safety.

An explosion at Sun Metro Operations Center in East El Paso injured seven, caused structural damage, and reduced bus services. An investigation is underway.

Four individuals in El Paso face charges for allegedly smuggling humans, using hotels to hide undocumented immigrants, after a U.S. Border Patrol investigation.

The Branigan Book Club in Las Cruces invites readers to their meeting to discuss "James" by Percival Everett, with future book discussions planned monthly.

A fire destroyed a mobile home in Las Cruces, displacing three people; no injuries reported. Firefighters, El Paso Electric, and the Red Cross responded to the incident and provided support.

UTEP students are volunteering with VITA to provide free tax help to underserved communities, gaining valuable experience and saving taxpayers from fraudulent practices.

El Paso County seeks a Calhan resident to join the Community Development Advisory Board, overseeing CDBG initiatives and advising on development. Applications close March 4, 2025.

A pedestrian on a mobility scooter was fatally hit by a car in El Paso after crossing against a no-walk signal. This incident is the city's seventh traffic death in 2023.

El Paso weather will be sunny with temperatures rising to 80 degrees today and remaining clear at night with a low of 49 degrees. The fair conditions will persist through the week with light winds and cooler temperatures by Thursday.

A Mexican national was sentenced to 46 months for assaulting Border Patrol agents in El Paso, with a cooperative investigation by the FBI and Border Patrol leading to the conviction.

Chris Faivre has been appointed as the new Community Development Director in Las Cruces, bringing 24 years of experience to oversee planning and building operations.

El Paso ISD announced their Spring Intersession for extra student support, along with the success of their IMPACT tutoring program, and provided logistics for student participation.

A wind advisory was issued in El Paso, TX, causing disruptions with gusts up to 50 mph. The advisory affects areas in New Mexico and Texas and warns of hazardous conditions for motorists.

El Paso County deputies educated over 300 students at Nolan Richardson Middle School's Career Day about law enforcement, promoting understanding, safety, and the Post 2005 Explorer Program.

The National Weather Service issued a Fire Weather Watch for parts of New Mexico and Texas due to strong winds and low humidity, which may lead to rapid fire spread.

EPISD Board of Trustees approved the 2025-26 and 2026-27 academic calendars after community inputs, with changes to instructional schedules and breaks.

El Paso Community College launched an alcohol safety campaign for Spring Break, partnering with TxDOT and MADD, hosting events with information, games, and mocktail lessons to prevent drunk driving incidents.

Venezuelan national, Alcides Jose Urrivari-Arape, was arrested in El Paso for fraud and misuse of documents after presenting a fake Social Security card. He faces up to ten years if convicted.

EPCC baseball ranks #22 after defeating Luna CC, including a record 27-1 win. The softball team also secured three wins, improving to a 7-9 record. Both teams are gearing up for upcoming conference play.

Denise Dominguez, an EPCC student and CAMP member, secures a Texas A&M AgriLife Conservation Careers internship. She excels academically and embraces conservation despite her psychology major.

A Mexican national with past criminal convictions, including child indecency, has been arrested for illegal re-entry into the U.S. and could face up to 10 years if convicted.

Grammy-winning DJ Tiesto is set to perform at Elmont Swim Club in El Paso on April 26, marking a return since 2011. The event is part of The Elmont's Season Opening Party, aiming to establish El Paso as a cultural hotspot for live events.

Deputy Chief Yvonne Feijoo of Doña Ana County Fire Rescue has achieved three esteemed designations: Chief Fire Officer, Fire Marshal, and Chief Training Officer.

El Paso forecast includes fair weather with temperatures ranging from 43°F to 74°F, low humidity, and calm to windy conditions, with an increased chance of rain and blowing dust as the week progresses.

Residents of East Madrid Avenue in Las Cruces will experience a water outage due to new line construction on March 12. Discoloration is expected but the water will be safe to use.

Las Cruces and Dona Ana officials met to address AMR's poor response times and plan opioid settlement fund allocation, with possible AMR contract breach penalties and strategies for fund use outlined.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

EPCC's softball and baseball teams achieved wins in their recent games, with the softball team sweeping a four-game series and the baseball team winning a series against Amarillo College.

A 19-year-old driver died in El Paso, Texas, after a high-speed crash involving their 2019 GTI hitting a boulder and electrical poles. This marks the city's 14th traffic fatality in 2025.

Las Cruces Parks and Recreation Department is offering weekly hikes from April 11 to May 23 for enthusiasts to explore the Southwest outdoors. Registration is required before each event.

Amanda Bowen is named Emergency Manager for Doña Ana County and Las Cruces, praised for her competence and experiences, including the 2019 migrant crisis and COVID-19 response.

El Paso County deputies find a homicide victim in a car; Miguel Ramirez Quiroz identified as the deceased and Miguel Angel Garcia-Hernandez is charged. The Sheriff's Office seeks more information.

NWS warns of critical fire weather in southern New Mexico and west Texas, advising against outdoor burning due to low humidity and strong winds expected on Saturday.

A Red Flag Warning is in effect in parts of southern New Mexico and West Texas due to critical fire weather conditions with low humidity and gusty winds.

El Paso Fire Department subdued a fire in an apartment on Arlen Ave, searched for hotspots, and the Red Cross is aiding displaced residents. No injuries reported; cause under investigation.

An El Paso police officer, Joshua Gallardo, was fired following assault charges and pending trials, including choking a woman and domestic abuse allegations.

EPCC celebrated its 48th Juried Student Art Exhibition, featuring a wide array of student-created visual arts, and held an awards ceremony for outstanding contributions.

Gadsden High School staged a 'Shattered Lives' event with a simulated crash to educate students on the dangers of impaired driving, in collaboration with local emergency services.

Dr. Tara López studies El Paso's punk scene, detailing its cultural significance locally and globally, supported by a Humanities of Texas grant and community figures like Marina Monsivais.

UTEP's Alumni Association honors the 2025 Top Ten Seniors for their academic excellence and embodiment of the university's spirit, marking the 75th year of the tradition.

El Paso and surrounding areas face severe weather, including dust and strong winds. Advisories warn of low visibility, driving hazards, and potential power outages. A Red Flag Warning indicates critical fire conditions.

An El Paso police officer was arrested on assault and interference charges by the Sheriff’s Fugitive Apprehension Unit and booked with a $12,500 bond.

CBP officers at the Ysleta crossing in El Paso caught a man with fentanyl hidden in his body, securing a search warrant for an X-ray after a canine alert and resisting a medical exam.

The Texas Commission on Jail Standards exonerated the El Paso County Sheriff's Office from a non-compliance report after verifying that officers did conduct the required inmate checks, attributing the previous issue to a technical glitch.

Las Cruces City's Cashiering Program will be closed from 8 a.m. to noon on April 10, 2025, for staff training, but alternative payment methods are available for utility customers.

El Paso had an overcast morning with 45°F temperatures, 74% humidity, and 14 mph winds. Rain and a chance of a thunderstorm were expected, with up to half an inch of rain possible. Conditions will improve later in the week with warmer temperatures.

El Paso's weather forecast updated by the National Weather Service, detailing fair conditions and a gradual temperature increase with clear skies expected over the week.

Canutillo High School NJROTC cadets completed the 26.2-mile Bataan Memorial Death March, honoring WWII POWs and learning through the challenging experience.

El Paso police, with FBI assistance, progress in the Coral Sifuentes murder case, with the suspect Raygoza arrested. The cross-border investigation started after her body was found on March 28 in Juarez, Mexico.

Final suspect in El Paso County January shooting surrenders; four others already apprehended, launching a homicide investigation after a 19-year-old's death.

The County Assessor's Office in Las Cruces has scheduled a Property Tax Waiver and Exemption Event for veterans on April 24 to facilitate applying for increased property tax relief.

A burglary at an El Paso Extra Space Storage led to the arrest of Amanda Randolph, with $13,000 worth of items stolen. The Sheriff's Office worked diligently to recover the goods and press charges.

Coronado High School's Speech and Debate team equips students with confidence and skills useful for many careers. Students like Alejandro Martinez Diaz attribute their ability to articulate and engage in political discussions to the team's training.

Canutillo High School seniors, Matthew Medina and Benjamin Melendez, have been awarded notable scholarships, with Medina securing $1.5 million and Melendez receiving a full-ride QuestBridge scholarship to Colby College.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office collaborated with local groups to clean up a homeless encampment by Sand Creek, providing resources to the displaced and restoring the area.

Las Cruces police warn of a prevalent warrant-clear scam after a woman loses $400, urging public vigilance and advising against giving money or personal info over the phone.

The Colorado Department of Transportation has scheduled overnight closures on Powers Boulevard for bridge construction, affecting northbound and southbound traffic on various dates, with detours in place.

The National Weather Service in El Paso issued a Fire Weather Watch for April 17, 2025, due to critical fire conditions forecasted in parts of New Mexico and Texas.

UTEP's Sun City Summit Rocket Team won the Lone Star Cup in Texas' rocketry competition with their rocket "Prometheus," which closely matched its targeted altitude.

El Paso suffers 21st traffic fatality after a lane-changing vehicle triggered a crash that killed pedestrian Garcia and led to unrelated drug charges for Burciaga.

El Paso high schools launch their first female flag football season, revealing team jerseys and receiving widespread support, including from NFL figures.

Columbine survivor Dr. Hevert led a discussion on the massacre's impact at EPCC, sharing his story and stressing the importance of survivor narratives and mental health.

Las Cruces residents can get free spay, neuter, rabies vaccinations, and microchipping for pets through a city-SNAP collaboration targeting animal overpopulation. Eligibility depends on household income.

A young man died following a confrontation at El Paso's Petro Gas Station, leading to the arrest of Abraham Alvarado on murder charges.

Two adults were arrested in El Paso, TX, for child endangerment, with minors testing positive for drugs; CPS has intervened for the children's safety.

Las Cruces Police honor fallen Officer Jonah Hernandez with Operation Not in Vain 2025, starting April 28, to combat violent crime and continue his legacy.

EPISD is hosting a festive Registration Rally on April 26 to ease the enrollment process and showcase the district's strengths, offering online enrollment assistance and program details.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office and partners offered free VIN etching and KidPrint ID services to enhance community safety in Fabens, supported by a local business.

High school softball teams across the South Plains excelled in bi-district playoffs, with Sundown, Snyder, Floydada, Hermleigh, Lubbock Cooper, Eastlake, Americas, and Parkland securing series wins.