An 80-year-old El Paso man is hospitalized with the first case of Neuroinvasive West Nile Virus in 2025. Residents are advised to take precautions against mosquito bites and eliminate standing water.

Horizon City Police arrested Shemar Daquan Lowery after finding drug paraphernalia and methamphetamine in his illegally parked car. He was charged and held on a $2,500 PR bond.

Two individuals were arrested in El Paso for animal cruelty, facing felony and misdemeanor charges after dogs were found in unsanitary conditions; one dog died despite treatment.

El Paso Community College joins the NJCAAE for esports, with planned tournaments and a focus on student success in academics and athletics. The program is supported by administration and led by Interim Coach Adan Lara.

El Paso ISD launched Operation Search, calling absent students' families to discuss re-enrollment and attendance's importance for academic success and district funding.

An 8-year-old boy, Atlas Torres, was found safe after going missing in Las Cruces. The community and police worked together to locate him, highlighting the importance of timely community response.

Las Cruces offers a Fall Break Camp with activities for children K-5, including breakfast and lunch, from Oct. 6-10, for $20 per child. Registration is open until Sept. 17.

UTEP Miners defeated UT Martin 42-17, with QB Malachi Nelson throwing four touchdowns and Hahsaun Wilson making a record 94-yard run. UTEP improved to a 1-1 record after the win.

El Paso, TX, residents can expect extended clear skies and rising temperatures, with daytime highs nearing 89°F and mild evenings around 71°F. A slight chance of showers is forecasted for Friday night.

EPCC's Welcome Week ended with an FYE Open House, highlighting resources and support for new students, featuring various speakers, including local first responders.

Modesto Gomez Park in El Paso has been upgraded, with Phase One improvements celebrated in a ribbon-cutting ceremony. More enhancements are planned to increase outdoor recreational opportunities for the community.

Las Cruces and Doña Ana County receive an $11 million investment from the New Mexico government to address the housing crisis, as part of a statewide $120 million initiative.

Jesus Acosta has been appointed as the new principal of Cooley Elementary School in El Paso, aiming to enhance the educational environment for the 2025–26 academic year.