El Paso's weather will progressively clear with a high near 85°F and gusty winds today. Following days will remain warm with stronger winds and possible blowing dust.

El Paso Police Department announced events for National Police Week 2025, honoring officers' commitment and sacrifice, including a memorial ceremony and city proclamation.

El Paso ISD students excelled at the Texas Science and Engineering Fair, showcasing the district's strong STEM education with multiple top finishes in various categories.

The National Weather Service issued a critical alert for fire weather conditions in Southern New Mexico and Far West Texas, due to strong winds and low humidity. Fire Weather Watches are in place, and residents are advised to avoid outdoor burning.

Cody Haver appointed new deputy chief and fire marshal for Doña Ana County Fire Rescue, bringing extensive experience from Las Cruces Fire Department.

Canutillo ISD Police Department thanked educational staff on social media for their dedication, acknowledging the role of principals, teachers, nurses, and cafeteria staff in student success.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office warns of scammers impersonating officials and asking for money. They stress that the agency never requests money and advise the public to report such incidents.

Safety patrol students from Rojas Elementary toured the Peter J. Herrera Patrol Station, learning about public services from deputies and other agencies.

Las Cruces police are investigating an officer-involved shooting that resulted in one fatality and one injury near Lynn Middle School. Traffic has been affected; students rerouted for safety.

Operation Not in Vain's first week resulted in 37 felony arrests and the recovery of stolen vehicles and drugs, with a successful operation on Lyon Place led by New Mexico State Police.

Las Cruces Public Libraries will host a free Teen Boondoggle Lanyards event on May 13 at the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library, no registration required.

Patrick Crusius, the 2019 El Paso shooting convict, was transferred from El Paso County to Texas Department of Criminal Justice custody in a secure operation.

El Paso ISD students excel at the 2025 Congressional Art Competition, with Marium Zahra and Maura Rascon winning awards for their emotionally charged and culturally themed artworks.