Canutillo High School's NJROTC cadets attended the 2025 Leadership Academy to enhance leadership and teamwork skills, participating in challenging exercises and drawing lessons for both military and civic leadership.

El Paso faces a heat wave with temperatures forecasted to hit 105°F, calming northeast winds, and clear skies after morning smoke. Juneteenth weekend could see rain and thunderstorms.

Felix Hinojosa of El Paso Community College received the NJCAA Coaches Legacy Award for his 35-year legacy, academic and athletic excellence with the women's Half Marathon team.

El Paso police arrested adoptive parents Richard and Nora Ramirez for unlawfully confining their teenage son, who was found living in neglectful conditions.

UTEP reported that six community members were selected for the prestigious 2025 Fulbright Program to engage in academic endeavors in various countries, setting a university record for applicants.

A man was detained at a protest for unlawfully displaying a handgun in his vehicle; he faces a misdemeanor charge and had outstanding traffic warrants.

El Paso County commuters experienced delays on westbound Montana Avenue due to a single-vehicle accident, with authorities advising alternative routes.

Las Cruces firefighters responded to three fires in a 13-hour span, resulting in one injury and damage to several structures; investigations are ongoing.

A Mexican national was detained for illegal re-entry into the U.S. after being found in a train, highlighting the dangers and consequences of such border crossings.

Las Cruces authorities advise on swimming safety, emphasizing supervision of children and the elderly, proper use of flotation devices, and avoiding alcohol when around water.

EPCC's Student Government Association actively enhances student life with events, meets needs on campus, and encourages student participation in governance.

Las Cruces has released the Juneteenth schedule: most city offices closed but essential services continue; certain services like solid waste and buses run normally, while some recreational facilities operate with limited hours.

Texas Tech Health El Paso and UTEP named six high school seniors to their third MedFuture cohort, a program for aspiring medical professionals in West Texas.