El Paso community members celebrated the return of a historical marker to Lincoln Park, which commemorates Camp Concordia and the old Fort Bliss, with a ceremony highlighting the area's military heritage.

El Paso police seek witnesses to a fatal hit-and-run near a community college that killed a 52-year-old man, urging public assistance to find the driver.

El Paso Metropolitan Planning Organization discussed the Borderplex Safe Mobility Plan at La Wheela, focusing on transportation safety and accessibility for all residents, highlighted by Sheriff Ugarte.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office celebrated the graduation of 37 new deputies from their 24-week POST certification program in a ceremony led by Sheriff Joseph Roybal.

El Paso invites the community to the Earth Day Boogie Bash & Glow 3K Run/Walk with live performances, free pet adoptions, and family activities on April 12.

Deputies in El Paso County arrested Nathaniel Strawder for a crime spree, vehicle theft, and break-ins with fake guns after a chase and are investigating potential additional charges.

A former Morgan Stanley financial advisor was sentenced to 12 years for defrauding millions from his employer and clients, including buying a Lamborghini with client funds.

Las Cruces City Council reviewed its fiscal path, discussing the 2025-2026 budget, Capital Improvements Program, and airport master plan during a session. The 'BASE' budget strategy and collaborative approach to city projects were key topics.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office supported veterans at the Borderplex Expo, with their Crisis Intervention Team offering mental health resources and services.

A Family Assistance and Resource Center is to be set up by Las Cruces Police and Fire for victims of the Young Park shooting, offering various support services.

Reyes Elementary School earned a spot on the 2024 ERP Honor Roll for academic excellence and improvement, and was also ranked in the top 40% of Texas elementary schools by U.S. News & World Report.

El Paso County law enforcement leaders gathered at a symposium to discuss public safety and foster dialogue between police departments and the community.

El Paso's 11th traffic fatality involved a motorcycle and pickup truck collision, with the motorcyclist dying from injuries after the crash. Authorities cite failure to yield and speed as factors.