Las Cruces City Council was briefed on tourism and legislative updates, including a revenue increase from lodger's tax, a vigorous tourism sector, and the successful passage of crime and infrastructure bills.

The Las Cruces Museum of Art is exhibiting "LUSTER," featuring over 55 automobile and motorcycle paintings, from May 23 to August 16, with a free artist reception on June 6.

The Melendez family in El Paso shares a commitment to nursing, with Sergio Melendez Sr.'s legacy continuing as his son graduates from EPCC's Nursing program, illustrating their dedication to healthcare service.

CBP at El Paso seized almost 300 pounds of illicit pork hidden under a car's mats; the 61-year-old driver, with a prior similar offense, now faces further penalties.

The EPCC Tejanos lost 12-6 to the Weatherford Coyotes in the NJCAA Region V playoffs, despite an initial comeback. Weatherford leads the series, with EPCC aiming to bounce back in the next game.

A man was arrested in Horizon City after an altercation leading to assault charges and a $2,500 bond. Details of the incident are still under investigation.

Horizon City Police arrested an individual named Olivo for Indecency with a Child, following an April 28 incident. Evidence of grooming behavior led to legal action.

Sheriff's office honors fallen officers at the 26th Annual Memorial Service, with Sheriff Ugarte's speech emphasizing remembrance and dedication to public safety.

Patrick Crusius, convicted for a mass shooting at an El Paso Walmart, was transferred to a Texas state prison after pleading guilty to state and federal charges.

Canutillo ISD received a $20,000 STEM grant from Pilot Company, coinciding with the new One9 Travel Center opening, to provide LEGO SPIKE kits to students for enhanced learning.

Canutillo ISD celebrated its annual Spanish Spelling Bee, with students from various schools competing. Winners were recognized across different grade categories, with top achievers set to advance to regional levels.

Freeport-McMoRan invests $7 million in UTEP's mining engineering program, dormant since 1964, aiming to address the national demand for mining engineers and expecting to graduate about 100 annually. UTEP seeks to revive its mining education legacy.

Harvey Castellano has been named the Dean of the University Library at UTEP, where he has worked since 1997, and he had previously served as the interim dean.