EPCC women's cross country team placed second at NJCAA Region V Championships, qualifying for nationals with standout performances by Mabvuka and teammates. Men's team finished seventh, both advancing to the national championships in Iowa.

El Paso County Sheriff's deputies visited Mountain View High School to present various roles within the force, aiming to mentor and inspire students interested in law enforcement careers.

El Paso County man, Victor Rodriguez Jr., is in custody for DUI with extremely high BAC levels after a crash, with readings of 0.411 and 0.421, well over the Texas limit of 0.08.

Las Cruces Utilities will be closed on October 30 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. for a safety and team-building event. Payments can still be made at City Hall during this time.

The article describes the weather forecast for El Paso, TX, with fair conditions, sunny skies, and temperatures from highs of 79 to lows of 42 degrees, as predicted by the NWS.

The EPPD and Rep. Alejandra Chávez held a community meeting in District 1 to discuss public safety and strengthen connections between residents and law enforcement.

El Paso County officers participated in tryouts for the sheriff's Special Response Team, testing physical and psychological readiness for high-pressure roles.

El Paso County announces a Fall Festival at Ascarate Park with a haunted house, games, and live music, aiming to unite the community for a festive evening.

El Paso, Texas, is expected to enjoy a stretch of sunny and moderate weather, with clear skies and calm winds, according to the National Weather Service.

A fire caused significant damage to a garage in a Las Cruces home; the homeowner suffered minor burns, and firefighters prevented the blaze from spreading further.

El Paso County's DWI crackdown resulted in 50 arrests, with 36 for DWI offenses, involving multiple law enforcement agencies, highlighting the danger and intolerance of drunk driving.

An 8-year-old girl in Socorro, Texas, was bitten by a stray dog. Eleven dogs were captured, the feeder was cited, and the dogs are to be euthanized. Police urge against feeding strays for safety.

Chapin High School students excelled in the Junior Achievement Stock Market Challenge, with teams placing 1st, 2nd, and 5th in regional competition under the guidance of teacher Dora Jones.