The Task Force is probing a police shooting in Las Cruces that injured an armed man after a chase; the officer involved is on leave during the investigation.

An armed robbery occurred at a Loaf 'n Jug in El Paso County, with the suspect fleeing with cash. The Sheriff's Office seeks public assistance in the investigation.

Alexander Diaz pleaded guilty to the 2022 murder of Christopher Ryan Correa and was sentenced to 50 years in prison. His plea included waiving appellate rights and dismissing two evidence tampering charges.

EPSO and DPW cleaned a homeless encampment for a bridge inspection, with Sheriff Roybal applauding the success and emphasis on addressing social issues.

El Paso is experiencing varied weather conditions including rain, sun, gusty winds, and blowing dust, with fluctuating weather expected throughout the week.

UTEP celebrated Texas College of Mines Day with traditions dating back to 1920, including whitewashing a mountainside "M," a mining challenge, and the Order of St. Patrick induction.

Two men were critically injured in an industrial accident involving a trailer load in Sunland Park, prompting a rescue operation by local emergency services.

EPCC announces its Spring Break from March 10-16, 2025, advising students and staff to have a safe week off. Campus services are paused but registration for future terms is open online.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office announces the Spring 2025 Citizens' Academy, starting April 1, with a March 7 application deadline. The program offers an inside look at law enforcement duties.

Canutillo High School's robotics teams are headed to the VEX World Competition, having earned their spots through recent successes, including securing various awards.

El Paso Police arrested a man for murder after he deliberately hit a pedestrian with a car following an argument. The victim died, and the suspect awaits trial.

El Paso ISD mariachi bands excelled at the UIL State Mariachi Festival, with Franklin High achieving a second straight Superior rating and three other schools earning Excellent ratings.

Research led by The University of Texas at El Paso shows the malaria drug pyronaridine may effectively fight cancer, promising minimal harm to healthy cells.