Interim Superintendent Martha Aguirre updates on EPISD's fall events, student achievements, staff opportunities, and the superintendent search, while encouraging community engagement and celebrating a student's Deaflympics selection.

Las Cruces Police and Fire Departments urge residents to check smoke alarms during daylight saving time change.

The Socorro Independent School District Police Department promoted two officers: Analyz Zamora as the first female K9 handler, and Ashley Roque as a new detective.

El Paso ISD athletes qualify for the UIL State Cross Country Championships, with twelve students from various high schools set to compete at Old Settlers Park.

Authorities in El Paso County, Texas, arrested 33-year-old Christian Hernandez for vehicle theft following an investigation stemming from a tip received after the vehicle, a gold Chevrolet Tahoe, was reported stolen.

Las Cruces welcomes "Allochory," a new public sculpture by Jamie Spinello, funded by the New Mexico Arts program. The dedication ceremony is on November 13, 2025.

Franklin High School invites the community to their Program Night on October 27 to explore educational programs and school spirit.

Jesus Jasso from Burges High will compete in taekwondo at the Deaflympics in Tokyo for Team USA, inspiring others with his dedication despite his hearing loss.

Zachary Owen Taylore was arrested for DWI in Horizon City after being stopped for a traffic violation and showing signs of intoxication. He was booked into the El Paso County Detention Facility.

Horizon City Police arrested Jesus Gallegos for DWI after a traffic stop, where he failed sobriety tests and was subsequently detained with a $1,000 bond.

EPCC Travel and Tourism students were commended by Congresswoman Escobar for their volunteer work despite the cancellation of the Amigo Airsho. They adapted quickly, demonstrating community spirit and gaining hands-on experience.

El Paso weather forecast includes sunny skies with highs around 83 degrees and mild winds today, a slight chance of showers tonight and Thursday morning, and continued sunny conditions through the weekend.

Six Ysleta ISD high schools' bands earned top ratings at UIL, advancing to Area contests with performances ranging from "From Manhattan to the Mountains" to "Manta Ray."