A federal judge has unsealed more than 50 records in the Patrick Crusius federal case, but many filings remain sealed as the court weighs redactions and privacy. The partial release gives a limited look at motions, orders and exhibits from 2020–2023.

A man in El Paso County, Texas, was arrested for violating a protective order related to domestic issues. He faces new charges and is held on a $25,000 bond.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office arrested Esli Escobar-Luevano for a construction scam; he took a deposit for a fence project but never started work. He already had a warrant for a similar offense.

An accidental fire at the El Paso County Sheriff's evidence lot damaged 13 vehicles, potentially affecting criminal cases; it was caused by an electrical issue in a vehicle.

El Paso is set for a series of sunny days with calm conditions, as per the National Weather Service forecast. Temperatures will range from highs in the upper 70s to lows in the low 50s.

El Paso Sheriff's Office arrested suspect Jorge Centeno for a recent kidnapping, ensuring community safety after a coordinated effort involving SWAT. The victim was found safe, and Centeno faces charges.

El Paso Community College's Chrysalis magazine released its 2025 edition, showcasing local art and literature, with a focus on community talent and cultural connections.

Austin High School in El Paso hosts Program Night for community and prospective students to explore its academic programs and meet teachers and students.

Jefferson High School hosts Program Night to present its educational and extracurricular activities to prospective families and students, emphasizing academic excellence and community involvement.

El Paso ISD students to showcase their STEM knowledge at KTSM's WeatherFest at The Outlet Shoppes on November 8, with competitions, live entertainment, and educational exhibits open to all.

Jaeveyin Porter, 21, is charged with murder following a fatal shooting at El Paso's La Estancia apartments, after an argument escalated. Police urge witnesses to share information.

Las Cruces Fire Department distributed free glow necklaces to enhance the visibility of trick-or-treaters on Halloween.

Congresswoman Veronica Escobar joined other Democrats in a letter to HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., protesting the dismissal of the Office of Population Affairs staff and advocating for the protection of the Title X program.