El Paso is bracing for a heatwave with temperatures expected to reach 100 degrees, as forecasted by the NWS, with minimal cooling at night and no significant relief in sight.

The El Paso City Council is nearing the selection of a new city manager, focusing on transparency and local talent, with the final four candidates already holding key city roles.

El Paso County confirmed its first human case of West Nile Virus in 2024. Public health officials are urging preventive measures due to the virus's potential to cause serious illness.

El Paso is preparing for a heatwave with temperatures expected to exceed 100 degrees, prompting a caution from the National Weather Service about high temperatures and poor air quality.

El Paso is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures forecasted to hit 101°F, accompanied by light breezes and mostly sunny skies, with the National Weather Service predicting similar conditions into the next week.

Las Cruces police, with Homeland Security and store investigators, recovered $8,000 in stolen items, arresting one woman under the Organized Retail Crime Act.

The City of Las Cruces announces its Labor Day schedule with most offices closed, emergency services continuing, and waste management operating as usual, while pools provide free swimming sessions.

The Las Cruces Museum of Art will display Clyde Butcher's photo exhibit from Sept. 6 to Dec. 28, 2024, featuring 45 large-format, black-and-white prints.

The NWS predicts a hot week for El Paso with isolated storms and sunny skies. Highs may reach near 101°F with mild winds. The weekend could see highs around 100°F, scattered storms Saturday night, and a possibility of rain into the next week.

A 63-year-old man was arrested in El Paso County for illegally dumping 25 tires in the desert and causing property damage. He faces charges with bonds set at $5,000 total.

Las Cruces is offering a Fall Break Camp for K-5 students from Sept. 23 to Oct. 4, 2024, providing activities and meals for a $20 fee. Registration opens Sept. 9.

Las Cruces hosts Neighborhood Dumpster Day on Sept. 14, offering free disposal of unwanted home and yard waste at three locations, with guidelines on prohibited items.

Several southern New Mexico fire departments signed an Automatic Aid Agreement to improve emergency response times by dispatching the nearest resources without jurisdictional boundaries.

A Georgia man pleaded guilty to defrauding Utah banks in a check scam, admitting to bank and identity fraud. Toddorius Goodwin faces sentencing in November 2024.

El Paso County deputies captured a suspect at Cielo Vista Mall involved in a $9,000 jewelry theft, aided by a tip from store employees. Adan Gutierrez was detained and the stolen items were recovered.

Memorial Medical Center in Las Cruces is under investigation by the NM DOJ for allegedly refusing care to patients unable to pay, potentially breaching its lease with the city and county.

A motorcycle-vehicle collision in Northeast El Paso results in one fatality and road closure. The El Paso Police's Special Traffic Investigation Unit investigates the Saturday evening incident.

El Paso County Attorney Christina Sanchez emphasized the serious approach to wage theft in Texas during a Labor Day event, highlighting the need for legal action and educational efforts.

An individual in El Paso is in critical condition after an assault; suspect Payne was arrested with a $150,000 bond. Details and motive remain unclear.

El Paso police report a motorcyclist died in a crash on Transmountain Road, marking the city's 41st traffic fatality of the year.

Motorcyclist Tyler Reardon died after crashing into a car in El Paso, with speed cited as a factor. This marked the city's 40th traffic death of the year.

U.S. District Judge Kathleen Cardone ruled that Sinaloa cartel co-founder Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada will remain in Texas for his trial, denying a transfer to New York.

Las Cruces Police Department plans a sobriety checkpoint and saturation patrol to deter and apprehend intoxicated drivers, while also enforcing other traffic laws.

Military Police at Fort Bliss investigated an unspecified situation at the Mendoza Clinic, prompting a temporary security alert before issuing an all-clear with no credible threat identified.

Crime Stoppers of El Paso updates its list of most-wanted individuals and calls for public assistance to locate fugitives, emphasizing anonymous tips via hotline or online.

Two Magellanic penguins died of avian malaria at the El Paso Zoo, with six others treated and recovered; this followed the opening of the Penguin Encounter in December 2023.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of sunny weather with rising temperatures in El Paso, reaching highs up to 97 degrees and lows around 71 degrees.

Patrick Crusius' defense seeks charges dismissed or the death penalty removed, citing prosecutorial misconduct, including the alleged unlawful obtaining of confidential communications.

Bob the Goat died during a relocation effort by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department intended to protect native desert bighorn sheep from potential disease. The goat's death prompted an investigation into health risks for the bighorns.

New Mexico State Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in Deming after a chase with Kassandra Castro, who faced charges but was not injured.

A crash in El Paso's Upper Valley injured multiple people, with one seriously hurt, leading to a closure of all lanes on Doniphan Drive. Traffic was restored by early Monday morning.

Gina Martinez has been appointed the new CEO of La Nube, a STEAM center in El Paso, bringing significant leadership experience and a passion for inclusivity.

Las Cruces will hold a safe surrender event on September 20 and 21 for individuals to resolve outstanding bench warrants without risk of immediate arrest.

El Paso is experiencing a warm and sunny weather pattern with daytime highs near 93 degrees and clear, comfortable nights. The NWS predicts this consistent weather will continue through the week.

Four students were injured near Jefferson/Silva High School in El Paso when a vehicle struck them. The incident is under investigation, with one student seriously hurt.

Governor Abbott praised Hispanic entrepreneurs at the El Paso Small Business Summit for their role in Texas's economy, highlighting their contributions to job creation and business growth.

El Paso County Attorney seeks to shut down Chicas Locas for violating a prior agreement, including branding issues and lacking alcohol service licensing.

One person died in a motorcycle crash in central El Paso. The crash is under investigation and caused traffic disruptions. The accident took place near a cultural event with heavy pedestrian traffic.

El Paso County law enforcement targets expired vehicle registrations, collaborating with the Colorado Springs Police to penalize delinquency and maintain road safety.

El Paso police investigate a deadly pedestrian-involved collision on Alameda Avenue near Ascarate Park, leading to a road closure.

Las Cruces officials educate on consequences of school threats after arresting three teens, emphasizing the serious legal and educational ramifications for making and sharing such threats on social media.

El Paso Police Department inaugurated a new Upper East Side Regional Command Center, the first in over 20 years, aimed at improving law enforcement services in the city's rapidly growing area.

El Paso is expected to have a week of sunny weather with temperatures rising steadily, according to the National Weather Service. Conditions include mostly clear skies and light winds.

A pedestrian was seriously injured in an early morning crash at an El Paso shopping center. Police are investigating, and traffic was not heavily impacted.

El Paso County Sheriff's CIT officers attended a Career Day at SSG. Manuel R. Puentes Middle School, discussing law enforcement careers and mental health crisis intervention.

Defense lawyers in the Patrick Crusius case claim prosecutorial misconduct, stating evidence on his mental health was withheld, and allege calls with their client were intercepted.

El Paso is set for sunny, warm weather with clear skies and highs in the 80s and 90s. The National Weather Service predicts a steady pattern with light winds into next week.

An 85-year-old man, Richard Carlton Wilson, died from injuries sustained in an August car accident in El Paso, marking the city's 48th traffic fatality in 2023.

El Paso police investigate a late Sunday night shooting on N Mesa Street that hospitalized one person with serious injuries. The circumstances and motives are unclear.

Blue Origin schedules the NS-27 launch, its second human-rated New Shepard rocket, set for October 7th. This marks the debut of a new vehicle for human spaceflight.

Las Cruces is set to begin construction of Peachtree Canyon Apartments, a 144-unit affordable housing complex, with a groundbreaking ceremony scheduled for October 10, 2024.

The El Paso Police reported a traffic collision at McCombs and Regulus, where 67-year-old Lori Kenyan, a pedestrian, was fatally struck by a car, marking the city's 51st pedestrian death this year.

Rogelio Garcia Jr. was arrested by the El Paso County Sheriff's Office for alleged continuous sexual abuse of a minor; multiple units coordinated in his capture without force.

The defense team for El Paso Walmart shooter Patrick Crusius has accused the prosecution of over 270 rights violations. Meanwhile, the local DA race is ongoing with the current DA seeking the death penalty for Crusius.

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.

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.

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 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 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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

The National Weather Service in El Paso forecasts a variable week with warm days, potential for gusty winds, and a mix of clear and partly cloudy conditions.

WBAMC experienced a water leak due to a failed pipe fitting, quickly contained with no compromise to patient care, per officials and hospital statements.

The National Weather Service in El Paso forecasts sunny skies with increasing winds and areas of blowing dust, with highs around 83°F and wind gusts possibly reaching 37 mph.

Las Cruces Parks and Recreation Department opens registration for step-by-step painting classes on November 13 and December 11, costing $20 per session.

Las Cruces is accepting applications for its Oversight Committee to ensure transparency in governance. Interested applicants must apply by Nov 7, 2024.

Sgt. Christopher Sutton died after a training accident at Fort Bliss. An investigation is ongoing into the cause of the incident. He served with the 47th Brigade Support Battalion.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office hosted its second annual "Trunk or Treat" event, where families enjoyed treats from decorated police vehicles in a community-building exercise at Dr. Applegate Park.

A sunny week with intermittent rain is forecasted for El Paso, with highs varying from the 60s to mid-70s and chances of showers over the weekend and into Monday, tapering off midweek.

A train collided with a vehicle in El Paso's Lower Valley, severely injuring one person; the exact time and cause of the crash are under investigation.

UTEP enters Homecoming Week 2024 with a focus on both football and the promising men's basketball season ahead, as they prepare to face Sul Ross State University.

The National Weather Service in El Paso predicts a shift from sunny conditions to potential showers, with temperatures fluctuating between 40°F and 72°F throughout the week. Winds are light, with an increase in humidity.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office Records Unit was recognized by the Board of County Commissioners during Law Enforcement Records Personnel Week for their essential data management work.

The Thomas Branigan Memorial Library is hosting a 3-D printing workshop for creating assistive devices in observance of World Usability Day on Nov. 14.

Doña Ana County is diligently processing absentee ballots and write-in votes, prioritizing accuracy over speed, underscoring its commitment to upholding the integrity of the electoral process.

The Las Cruces Fire Department warns about safe space heater use, emphasizing the need for caution and adherence to safety guidelines to prevent fire hazards.

El Paso authorities released their weekly Most Wanted list, urging the public to assist by providing information while ensuring anonymity through Crime Stoppers.

The article details the current and upcoming weather conditions for El Paso, forecasting sunny days with potential rainfall over the weekend based on the National Weather Service data.

Las Cruces celebrates the completion of a mural project in the Triviz/I-25 tunnel, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony to showcase the local heritage-themed artwork.

A serious early morning crash in El Paso's Upper Valley resulted in significant injuries, leading the Special Traffic Investigations Unit to examine the single-vehicle incident on Mulberry Avenue.

El Paso residents will experience a sunny but windy day with highs around 60°F and gusts up to 40 mph. Winds should ease in the evening. The sunny weather continues through the week with gradual warming.

The El Paso Police reported the city's 61st traffic fatality, where a pedestrian was struck and killed by a Cadillac on I-10. Traffic deaths show a slight decrease from the previous year.

The family of Jesus Torres, who died at El Paso County Jail, is suing the county, alleging negligence in policies and practices that led to his death.

Las Cruces Financial Services Department wins the GFOA Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for exceptional fiscal management and budget transparency.

El Paso's weather forecast includes patchy blowing dust followed by mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures, with variable cloudy conditions expected in the evenings and upcoming days.

El Paso's weather forecast anticipates mild temperatures and variable cloudiness for the holiday season, with highs in the low 70s and light breezes. Thanksgiving should see mostly sunny skies and a high of 62 degrees.

El Paso's weather forecast indicates increasing clouds and high temperatures near 59 today, followed by a partly cloudy weekend with highs in the mid-60s and calm winds, according to the National Weather Service.

Defense attorneys in the 2019 Walmart shooting case seek to hold DA Bill Hicks in contempt, alleging he violated a gag order by speaking to the media.

El Paso enjoys a mild weather pattern with partly sunny skies and highs in the mid-60s, while nights are mostly clear with lows around the mid-40s. The National Weather Service predicts consistent, pleasant conditions throughout the week.

A scheduled water outage will affect residents in the Violet Way area of Dona Ana County on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, due to new water line integration work.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office has reached a $1.875 million settlement with the estate of Daniel Murray, an inmate who died in custody due to chronic alcohol abuse. The settlement is pending final probate court approval.

Las Cruces library hosts "What Have You Been Reading?", a monthly book discussion for sharing literary experiences, available both in-person and online.

A portion of a parking lot at 2240 E. Lohman Avenue will be closed for groundwater monitoring well installation related to the Griggs-Walnut Superfund Site from Dec 5-23.

El Paso faces cloudy skies with possible showers and a high of 62°F today. Gusty east winds may make it feel cooler, with temps dipping to 48°F tonight. Rain chances linger into Friday, with a 20% chance on Saturday and clearer skies expected Sunday.

El Paso County Sheriff's officer Mynatt was arrested for assault and harassment related to domestic violence and is on administrative leave pending an active investigation.

The National Weather Service forecasts a cold front in El Paso bringing strong winds and low temperatures, advising residents to prepare for the chill.

The Louisville Cardinals will face the Washington Huskies in the Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl; a key matchup for both, as Louisville returns to the Sun Bowl after 64 years.

El Paso braces for a strong cold front with gusty winds and a significant drop in temperatures, with chilling conditions expected overnight into Tuesday. The National Weather Service advises residents to prepare for the coldest season temperatures.

A rental company in El Paso, Texas reported 20 stolen vehicles earlier this month, with several being recovered. Three suspects are arrested with bonds set by judges.

El Paso Fire Department conducted a rescue of two individuals from the border wall. The complex operation began around 4:32 a.m., with both refusing hospital care post-rescue. Details remain scarce.

The NWS in El Paso predicts a week of mild, sunny weather with light winds. Days will be mostly sunny, with temperatures in the mid-60s, and nights slightly colder.

A fire occurred in Central El Paso, contained to an attic, with no injuries reported. It was caused by roofing repair work. Three were displaced and are getting Red Cross help.

Six cadets are graduating from the Las Cruces Police Department Academy on December 20, 2024, ready to begin law enforcement careers after a 24-week training program.

El Paso reports first flu-related death of the season, a girl under 13 with preexisting health conditions, prompting officials to urge vaccination and community vigilance.

El Paso is set for a period of sunny weather with calm conditions and daily highs in the mid-60s, calming winds, and low nighttime temperatures in the low 40s.

Amanda López Askin has been reappointed to New Mexico's Voting System Certification Committee by the Senate President Pro Tempore, to ensure secure and accessible elections.

The weather in El Paso is set for sunny conditions with temps in the mid-60s and minimal wind, continuing a pleasant trend through the weekend and leading into a sunny Christmas forecast.

A suspect was identified after a fatal crash involving a stolen motorcycle and a truck in El Paso, leading to an arrest and charges of traffic-related offenses.

New Mexico State men's basketball team defeated Northern New Mexico 87-50, with five players scoring in double figures and the team preparing for their next game after a Christmas break.

UTEP celebrated Match Day for 70 teacher candidates who were assigned to local schools for a yearlong residency, as part of a program shaping future educators.

El Paso Police are probing a fatal shooting at North Mountain Village Apartments. A man died after a late-night incident on December 21; no arrests yet.

El Paso Police increase traffic enforcement during holidays, focusing on DWI to ensure safety. Funded by TXDOT, the efforts aim to reduce traffic collisions. The department emphasizes responsible celebration and communal safety.

Clouds in El Paso, TX lead to a cold morning at 42°F, with the National Weather Service reporting 40% humidity and northeast winds at 6 mph. The day will warm to 61°F, with clearer skies and lighter winds expected for the weekend.

A deputy at El Paso County Jail prevented drug smuggling by intercepting contraband from Shandra Rathke during booking. Rathke tried to hide methamphetamine, resulting in additional charges.

The article outlines El Paso's weather forecast featuring mostly sunny skies and pleasant temperatures, with occasional slight temperature dips and a small chance of rain and snow midweek.

A suspect was detained in Las Cruces after causing multiple collisions and a fire, including crashing into a barbershop and a deputy's car, resulting in minor injuries to the officer.

El Paso, TX residents will face blowing dust with a high near 74°F and wind gusts up to 24 mph. Nights will cool to around 40°F. Weather forecasts indicate a sunny start to the week with potential snow showers midweek.

El Paso Police responded to a stabbing on Hollyhock, finding two victims and later pronouncing Angel Guadalupe Ramirez dead. Authorities seek information on the unidentified suspect.

A fatal shooting occurred at 9435 Diana in El Paso, where a man died following a confrontation. El Paso Police seek leads and request public assistance.

Doña Ana County wins the Fiscal Year 23 County Audit & Accountability Award for large counties, marking their tenth such honor since 2011 for financial diligence.

A cyclist named Lorenzo Espinoza died after a crash involving a car on Alameda Boulevard in Las Cruces; the driver is cooperating with the investigation.

UTEP appointed Salamah Salamah as its first Associate VP for Scientific Computing and AI, recognizing his leadership and aiming to advance research and innovation in these fields.

The Public Service Board has approved a 7% increase in El Paso Water bills starting March, with budget allocations for water delivery, sewage, and stormwater services.

Las Cruces announced a delayed start for non-emergency services due to icy conditions, with public facilities opening at 10 a.m., and the Roadrunner Transit starting at 8:30 a.m. Essential services remain unaffected.

Sheriff Joseph Roybal marks his second anniversary as El Paso County Sheriff, highlighting multiple initiatives emphasizing public safety and community outreach.

El Paso commissioners discuss a 625% rise in high-speed chases and a rise in migrant deaths, with a separate report noting a 54% drop in migrant encounters.

Las Cruces police host a Town Hall to discuss crime and public safety, inviting local input on January 23, with options for in-person and virtual attendance.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office unveiled a new regional incinerator for eco-friendly and secure disposal of drugs, emphasizing collaboration and cost-efficiency.

A shooting in El Paso County's Widefield neighborhood resulted in three gunshot victims and one fatality. The incident, which occurred around 1:00 a.m., is under investigation by local authorities.

Las Cruces City Hall hosts an art open house to showcase new installations, featuring works by notable artists. The event on Feb. 6, 2025, promotes local culture and engagement.

Las Cruces invites artists to the "Chalk Walk" event on March 8, 2025, offering an honorarium and a competition with a cash prize for creating sidewalk chalk art. Submissions due by February 21.

An ICE agent questioning a Mescalero Apache Tribe member in Ruidoso, New Mexico has intensified fears in Indigenous communities regarding mistaken identity and immigration enforcement.

Las Cruces Public Libraries introduce a bi-monthly Themed Painting program at the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library with sessions including love, Star Wars, and colors themes.

El Paso police arrested three suspects involved in a "jugging" theft targeting a 78-year-old after a bank withdrawal.

West Texas is poised for aerospace development with $800,000 for planning and an additional $19 million grant to attract space missions and grow the workforce, as part of the Texas Space Commission's efforts to enhance the regional space economy.

El Paso police arrested a suspect named Vega for burglary and theft, including possessing a stolen handgun, after he tried to flee near Hornado Middle School.

A fourth sinkhole in four years has emerged in Far East El Paso, causing community concerns and ongoing investigations into its cause. Previous incidents led to water outages and infrastructure damage.

TxDOT announces major road closures in El Paso, including I-10, affecting traffic and suggesting detours for the February 1-8 period due to construction projects.

El Paso forecast includes sunny days ahead, with temperatures ranging from highs in the seventies to lows in the forties.

Defense Secretary Hegseth is visiting Fort Bliss and the U.S.-Mexico border to assess military border support operations and capabilities, indicating a shift in military's role in immigration enforcement.

El Paso Zoo's mountain lions will predict Super Bowl LIX winner using helmet piñatas representing the finalists. Last year, they correctly chose the Chiefs.

A young man is in critical condition after a late Sunday shooting on West Picacho Ave. in Las Cruces; police are investigating with scarce details on the suspect and seeking public assistance.

Las Cruces Fire Department conducted two operations: they rescued a 29-year-old hiker and recovered the body of a 63-year-old man in the Organ Mountains.

A fugitive, Anthony Provencio, was arrested after a standoff near an El Paso high school; he faces charges including sexual assault and organized crime.

The article describes a series of weather forecasts for El Paso, TX, detailing sunny conditions with occasional dust and varying wind speeds for the upcoming week.

UTEP has reported a record spring enrollment of 23,861 students for 2025, reflecting a 5% increase, with undergraduate persistence at 89% and growth across all levels of study.

EPCC's 48th Spring Arts Festival runs from February to May, featuring a variety of creative events and a student art exhibition from March 28 to May 9.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office alerts the public about a "Sexually Violent Predator," Steven John Long, residing in Colorado Springs, after fulfilling required protocols and community notification.

Sheriff Roybal has urged support for SB 25-047 in Colorado, which aims to let local law enforcement work more with ICE, particularly to remove illegal immigrants with criminal records.

Canutillo ISD's Public Information Office received 15 Star Awards for excellence in school public relations, including 11 Gold Stars, 3 Silver Stars, and a Best in Category Award.

El Paso boxer Stephanie Han won the WBA lightweight title with a first-round knockout, maintaining her undefeated record. Her victory was celebrated at the El Paso County Coliseum.

El Paso County Sheriff discussed the intersection of mental health and incarceration at a Colorado Springs City Council Session, highlighting the support and rehabilitation given to inmates with mental health issues.

EPISD highlights its Montessori programs during National Montessori Education Week, emphasizing student independence and leadership at Green Elementary and Moreno Elementary.

Max Estorga, a student in El Paso, is making a difference by collecting suitcases for children in crisis situations, reflecting his community's values and demonstrating a shift in his career interests from surgery to neurology.

El Paso invites residents to participate in the 2025 Community Needs Assessment survey to shape the city's five-year Consolidated Plan and determine funding for urban improvement.

Senator Martin Heinrich criticizes Ben Archer Health Centers for denying services to patients without proof of citizenship as per an executive order on "Ending Subsidization of Open Borders."

El Paso Police are seeking two suspects for vehicle burglaries at Lifestyles at Hueco Apartments. The Hispanic male and female suspects drove a blue Ford F150. Tips can lead to a reward.

The Branigan Cultural Center is hosting the All-City High Schools Senior Art Show from March 7 to April 19, featuring works from over 70 students across various media, with an opening night and awards on March 7.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

El Paso Police recovered four stolen Porsches valued at nearly $1 million and arrested the suspects within six hours.

Las Cruces offers workshops to help job seekers navigate the city's application process, featuring application strategies, system guidance, and interview tips from HR staff.

An El Paso man was arrested for possessing child pornography; he was initially detained for parole violation and later charged after illicit images were found.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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 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 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.

Weekly hiking and walking events by the Parks and Recreation Department are scheduled from April 11 to May 23, 2025, for all ages and experience levels. Participants must register in advance.

EPCC baseball lost three of four games against New Mexico Junior College, while EPCC softball lost three of four to Howard College. Both teams prepare for upcoming home games.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office reports multiple beauty product thefts at Ulta Beauty, with suspects Aileen Rodriguez and Jesus Guevara linked to one case, while a separate case involves suspect Adan Gutierrez.

El Paso's weather forecast predicts a 20% chance of afternoon showers, with mostly sunny skies and highs near 65°F, followed by a 30% chance of evening rain and lows near 47°F.

El Paso County Sheriff seeks help locating missing woman Sandra Diane Suetos, last seen April 1. She is described as 5'8", 130 pounds, with brown hair and eyes.

El Paso experiences light rain and cooler weather, with mostly sunny conditions and a high near 64. There's a slight chance of thunderstorms and showers later in the day.

A multi-vehicle crash in Fort Worth resulted in three deaths and sent five to hospitals. The cause is under investigation. Police have yet to identify the victims.

Freeze warning issued in New Mexico and Texas including Socorro, Las Cruces, and Alamogordo. Residents advised to protect plants and pipes from sub-freezing temperatures.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office hosted 'Lunch with Cops' to improve youth-police relations and discuss the importance of mental health awareness in law enforcement.

Four arrested for a January homicide in El Paso County; authorities are still seeking fifth suspect Zion Tilmon.

El Paso County deputies arrested Ivana Salazar for DUI and child endangerment after a traffic stop revealed an unsecured baby in her car.

El Paso County Sheriff's deputies participated in the 3rd Annual Easter Eggstravaganza to engage with the community and build relationships in the Village of Vinton.

UTEP's annual Project MOVE attracted over 650 volunteers contributing 4,000 hours to local service initiatives, including a residence revamp with Rebuilding Together El Paso.

Canutillo High School's Stage Players advanced to the Regional UIL 5A One-Act Play competition with their production of "Amadeus," earning top distinctions and technical awards.

El Paso Community College has been redesignated as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense for 2024-2029, a testament to its quality cybersecurity education.

El Paso forecasts a week of warm, sunny weather with temperatures reaching up to 93°F today and potentially 97°F by Saturday, with light to moderate winds throughout the week.

UTEP inaugurates its $80 million Advanced Manufacturing and Aerospace Center, aiming to advance space technology, 3D printing, and regional economic development.

El Paso Community College held a wellness fair with activities focused on physical and mental health, including Zumba, yoga, food demonstrations, and chair Pilates.

The article informs about various road closures and construction projects in El Paso due to the East Area Project and ongoing maintenance, advising drivers to expect detours and longer commute times.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office, with Crime Stoppers, has released the latest list of most wanted fugitives as of April 11, 2025, offering rewards for tips leading to arrests.

Four individuals were injured in a late-night collision on Interstate 10 in East El Paso, with the cause under investigation and victims hospitalized.

Water outage planned for Brittany Estates and Estados Serenos due to infrastructure upgrades, affecting several streets on April 15 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

The EPCC Tejanos baseball team split a weekend series with the Odessa College Wranglers, ending with two wins each. They now have a 30-14 record, while the softball team lost all four games to Western Texas College.

El Paso ISD is celebrating Purple Up! Day on April 15 to support military children, encouraging everyone to wear purple. The district, with 68 Purple Star schools, provides resources and support for over 8,000 military-connected students.

The FBI El Paso Teen Academy offers high school students an inside look at federal law enforcement through a summer program highlighting various aspects of the FBI's work.

Sheriff Ugarte praised Basic Detention Officer Class 25-02 for their community service at El Paso Zoo, exemplifying the Sheriff's Office's commitment to civic engagement.

El Paso, TX is under Blowing Dust and Wind Advisories, with reduced visibility and high winds expected. A Red Flag Warning indicates extreme fire risk in the area.

Austin Police evacuated residents due to a possible explosive device found on Vintage Stave Road; the APD Bomb Squad and ATF responded, with one person detained.

EPCC celebrated its retirees with a brunch during Community College Month, acknowledging their contributions to the college's legacy and updating them on its progress.

El Paso's NWS forecasts a week of mostly sunny weather with rising temperatures, isolated showers today, and strong winds that will ease by tonight. Conditions will remain pleasant with highs reaching the mid-80s by Tuesday.

El Paso City Council approved amendments for the Sunset Amphitheater project, increasing private investment to $100 million and expanding the venue to 20 acres. The development prioritizes local hiring and includes a $31.5 million incentive package.

The El Paso City Council approved amendments to the Sunset Amphitheater project, increasing private investment to $100 million and extending the development area. The project prioritizes local hiring and comes with a $31.5 million incentive package.

Christina Diaz from EPCC will share her insights as a sign language interpreter at the TEDx Socorro Roots 2025 event, which features speakers with local ties.

¡mira! Las Cruces festival returns Saturday with cultural events, a drone light show, Lucha Libre wrestling, and diverse musical performances downtown.

Patrick Crusius pleaded guilty to state charges for the 2019 El Paso Walmart shooting and received a life sentence without parole. Victim impact statements followed the sentencing.

El Paso Community College librarian Ana 'Lizzie' Ochoa receives the 2025 Woody and Gayle Hunt Aspen Fellowship and will attend the Aspen Institute Summer Words Festival.

Las Cruces joins the DEA for National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day on April 26, providing a way to safely dispose of prescription drugs and educate about abuse.

Las Cruces hosts a community walk with America's Walking Club, offering 3K and 5K routes and promoting health and local culture, with events accessible to all, including children and people with disabilities.

The National Weather Service warns of extreme weather in Southern New Mexico and Far West Texas with high winds, blowing dust, and critical fire dangers.