The El Paso Police are intensifying DWI enforcement from May 22-27 with support from TxDOT, focusing on traffic law adherence to reduce road injuries and fatalities.

Las Cruces Police Chief Jeremy Story provided details on a fatal officer-involved shooting of Josiah Perrault on May 8. Officer on leave; investigation ongoing.

Richard Castro continues his educational support in El Paso, partnering with EPCC and UTEP to offer $100,000 in scholarships through the McDonald's El Paso Scholarship Program for the 2025-2026 school year.

EPISD Board of Trustees voted to keep Lamar Elementary School open, reversing a closure decision as part of a district restructure after community pushback.

EPCC's Art Discipline presents "Photography: From Box to Phone Cameras," a historical exhibit in the Valle Verde AST Building, showcasing the evolution of photography and camera technology.

Dozens plead guilty to violating National Defense Area laws amid crackdown on illegal immigration and security breaches along the U.S.-Mexico border, part of Operation Take Back America.

NWS forecasts clear, sunny days with mild temperatures and light winds for El Paso, TX, with highs near 86-100 degrees and lows around 62-70 degrees over the next several days.

The National Weather Service issued a Red Flag Warning for critical fire weather in southern New Mexico and west Texas, including strong winds and low humidity.

The El Paso Police Department celebrated over 150 years of service with a community event featuring live music, fitness demos, and food trucks to foster community bonds.

El Paso, TX, and Southern New Mexico face a Blowing Dust Advisory and a Red Flag Warning for hazardous weather including low visibility due to dust and a high wildfire risk caused by strong winds and low humidity.

Sex offender Jesus Emmanuel Guerra was arrested for stalking a 15-year-old student near Pebble Hills High School, with local authorities ensuring public safety.

El Paso High School athlete Miles Westbrook has joined the Healthy Over Hungry Cereal Drive, aiming to combat childhood hunger. The initiative is supported by local organizations, including The Hospitals of Providence.

El Paso Police Department celebrates 152 years with a community event on May 17, 2025, offering engagement activities, demonstrations, and live music.