A motorcycle and vehicle crash in El Paso left one with life-threatening injuries and closed lanes for investigation.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny days and mild nights for El Paso, with temperatures ranging from the low 50s to mid-80s and a slight chance of midweek showers.

Las Cruces Police Chief updated on a shooting involving an officer and 19-year-old Gabriel Padilla, who was injured and faces charges. The officer is on leave, and the incident is under investigation.

David Anderson has received the SAEA Lifetime Achievement Award for his contributions to agricultural economics and policy over a 30-year career at Texas A&M.

El Paso is under a High Wind Warning and Blowing Dust Advisory with winds up to 65 mph and reduced visibility; Red Flag Warning also issued due to fire risk.

Two children were injured when high winds lifted a bounce house they were in, in Las Cruces. No charges are pending; safety of such equipment in windy conditions is being re-examined.

The National Weather Service issued severe weather warnings for El Paso, including Blowing Dust, High Wind, and Red Flag advisories due to dangerous conditions.

The planned water outage on East Madrid Avenue in Las Cruces has been postponed; when rescheduled, residents may experience discolored but safe water.

Governor Greg Abbott hosted Taoiseach Micheál Martin in Texas to discuss strengthening economic ties between Texas and Ireland, focusing on energy, technology, and AI.

A fatal collision in El Paso led to the city's 10th traffic death of the year, with ongoing concerns over traffic safety and comparisons to the previous year's fatalities.

El Paso forecast predicts a sunny week with strong winds and potential blowing dust, including gusts up to 48 mph; residents advised to take precautions.

One person was seriously injured in a vehicle crash near Chamizal National Memorial in El Paso, prompting an investigation and traffic disruption on Delta Drive.

Sheriff Ugarte and EPCSOA agreed on a new contract improving operations, promotions, internal affairs, and training, effective from 2025 through 2028.