Las Cruces Police Department invites the community to their "MOC on the Block" event for dialogue on safety concerns, near Texas Roadhouse on July 29, from 5-8 p.m.

El Paso, TX is experiencing high temperatures nearing 100°F with clear skies, light winds, and a chance of showers and thunderstorms starting Sunday night, with fluctuating chances of precipitation throughout the week.

EPISD's Communications Department has won multiple awards from NSPRA for strategic efforts including two Golden Achievement Awards and a recognition for Website Excellence.

Canutillo ISD enforces a stricter cell phone policy, in line with House Bill 1481, to reduce distractions by storing away devices during instructional time, allowing exceptions for emergencies and students with special needs.

Sheriff's deputies investigate a fatal stabbing in Castle Pines. One died; another is critically injured. Suspect Messiah Williams is in custody, facing multiple charges.

UTEP Athletics promoted two staff in External Relations to enhance branding and creativity, with Christopher Muñoz becoming Director of Graphic Design and Paul Sandoval Assistant AD for Creative Strategy.

The Rio Grande Campus's A & B Buildings are reopening after HVAC issues, with classes resuming July 21st. Repairs are ongoing, but the cooling system is now sufficient for a comfortable environment.

El Paso forecast predicts fluctuating weather with rain and thunder, followed by sunshine and rising temperatures, potentially reaching triple digits by the weekend.

The El Paso Fire Department celebrated 25 years of service by some of its personnel and thanked them on Facebook, highlighting Firefighter Joanna Overton's contributions.

Socorro police arrested 19-year-old Sergio Chavez for an outstanding warrant related to drug charges after he was stopped for speeding. He was held on a $10,000 bond.

Horizon City Police conducted an active shooter training exercise with youth volunteers to improve emergency response at a local school, sharing the successful drill on social media.

The El Paso Fire Department celebrated Family Night with Class 105 trainees, exhibiting their new skills before graduation and honoring the training academy's efforts.

K9 Knox retired from the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office after seven years of service, having contributed to over 50 arrests and participated in a blood donation program.