The Las Cruces Police Department will discuss its community advocate program on their Bridging the Badge livestream event, fostering dialogue between officers and residents.

Two people died in a head-on collision in Far East El Paso County involving a Nissan Titan and a Mazda CX-5, as reported by the local sheriff's office.

Northwest Patrol and Sheriff Ugarte joined a local Dollar General's Customer Appreciation Day in Vinton to provide school supplies and build community relations.

El Paso's weather includes sunshine with potential rain and thunderstorms, highs near 100 degrees, and shifting winds, per the National Weather Service.

Interim Superintendent Martha Aguirre announced the start of El Paso ISD's 2025-26 school year, emphasizing attendance and extracurricular engagement, and detailing the new "Zone of Excellence" transportation program.

An investigation is underway after an inmate died at El Paso County jail, despite medical efforts. The cause of death is unknown with no evidence of foul play or self-harm found currently.

SISD is hosting a Military-Connected Families Recruitment and Information EXPO to support military families with educational program information, offering free breakfast for the first 100 attendees.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office memorialized Deputy Andrew Peery on social media, honoring his bravery on the anniversary of his death in the line of duty.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office won first among first responders and second overall at a sporting clays event, raising funds for a lifesaving blood transfusion program.

Daniel Ríos-Lopera launches Segundo Barrio Kitchen Stories in El Paso, honoring local culinary traditions at a public event with tours of family-owned eateries.

Texas Governor Abbott orders the arrest of absent House Democrats for avoiding a vote on redistricting, launching a bribery probe, as the lawmakers' protest delays a legislative session.

Las Cruces Police and Raising Cane's host a community event at Unidad Park to facilitate engagement between residents and law enforcement over lunch and lemonade.

Las Cruces launches a 12-week “Know your City” program offering residents a look into city operations, with sessions at City Hall and a graduation event.