Las Cruces Utilities and EBID start a pilot study to replenish the Mesilla Bolson aquifer by diverting irrigation water through canals, with data collection on the impact to inform future water management.

Canutillo High School's class of 2025 graduates achieved a record $71 million in scholarships, with valedictorian Matthew Medina receiving $1.5 million and other students securing significant scholarships and recognitions.

The Shack Wings & Brews opens its fifth location in West El Paso, showcasing the success of Americas High School alumni Adrian and Mike Soto's wing restaurant venture.

EPISD is launching a summer nutrition program to provide free meals to local children and students with disabilities, leveraging the Seamless Summer Option administered by the TDA on behalf of the USDA.

Las Cruces Public Libraries to launch the "Color Our World" Summer Reading Program on June 1, offering activities and rewards to participants until July 13.

Las Cruces' 'Paint Your Path' program combines hiking and painting for teens aged 13-17, starting June 10, 2025, at various trails with a registration fee of $24.

EPCC welcomes three new trustees, including technology expert Diana Y. Mooy, business owner Jesus Mendez, and educator Carmen Olivas-Graham, with a focus on providing quality education.

Two arrests followed a police standoff at a Socorro, Texas smoke shop, where Edgar Marquez and Bryanna Salas were apprehended for assault and drug charges, respectively.

The El Paso Police Department and partners conducted a Memorial Day weekend safety operation leading to arrests for DWI, drug offenses, and outstanding warrants.

Doña Ana County will close administrative offices on Memorial Day to honor fallen military personnel, with emergency services remaining operational. Regular hours will resume on May 27.

Las Cruces City Cashiering Program will close for two hours on May 22, 2025, from 3-5 p.m. for staff training. Alternative payment methods are available.

I-10 East was closed near Downtown El Paso due to police activity, causing major traffic disruption and uncertainty for commuters. The reason for the shutdown was not immediately clear.

An early morning crash on Spur 601 near Fort Bliss resulted in a traffic halt, with east and westbound lanes closed. Officials have not disclosed the cause or involved parties, and a white sheet at the scene indicates possible fatalities.