Las Cruces remains a hotspot for Hyundai and Kia car thefts, prompting software updates and distribution of free steering wheel locks by local police to combat the issue.

A survivor of the 2019 El Paso Walmart shooting brought a gun to court in 2022; prosecutors are now facing misconduct allegations and seeking to delay the shooter's trial.

Las Cruces is beautifying the Triviz Drive trail with a new mural near the outlet channel south of Kohl's, as a part of a local beautification project. The trail will remain open during the mural's creation from Oct. 28 to Nov. 1, 2024.

The Las Cruces Natatorium is closing for a week due to warranty repairs, but alternative swimming options are available at the Las Cruces Regional Aquatic Center.

El Paso Sheriff's hosted a police mount training emphasizing skills like search and rescue, with collective instructor experience over 50 years. Sheriff Roybal highlighted the event's success and future training opportunities.

Jayden Leverett commits to Vanderbilt for basketball and academics, emphasizing the university's engineering program and Coach Byington's system. He remains focused on his final high school season.

US Border Patrol, with the El Paso Police, arrested 21 migrants from a storm drain near West El Paso, highlighting the risks migrants take to enter the US.

Las Cruces law enforcement collected 133 stray shopping carts in a two-day effort, preceding the enforcement of a new ordinance criminalizing their abandonment.

A backdoor cold front is bringing increased winds to El Paso, with gusts up to 50 mph expected in mountain areas. Mild temperatures will continue, with a slight chance of showers.

The City of Las Cruces offers monthly Paint by Numbers classes for residents to explore painting in an accessible way at the East Mesa Recreation Center, requiring registration and a $20 fee.

A water main break in El Paso's Lower Valley created a sinkhole, damaged a car, and disrupted water service, which was restored by the evening. No injuries were reported.

The Amigo Airsho in El Paso altered its policy to allow spectators to bring their own water after facing criticism for inadequate access to water amid extreme heat.

The National Weather Service in El Paso predicts a mostly sunny week with mild winds and highs around 89 degrees, transitioning to cooler, windy conditions with a slight chance of showers.