El Paso officer shot Angel Wolfgang Trevizo following a traffic confrontation; Trevizo faces charges and a $100,000 bond set by Judge Myers. He was treated and booked after investigations by Texas Rangers and local authorities.

El Paso, Texas, is set for a series of warm, sunny days with clear evenings and temperatures rising to the mid-60s and peaking at 81°F early next week.

An El Paso Police officer shot Angel Wolfgang Trevizo after he almost hit the officer with his vehicle. Trevizo, wounded, was arrested for Aggravated Assault on a Public Servant.

Gary Cantrell and Adam Montoya were convicted after an EPSO investigation into a series of burglaries using stolen garage door openers. The investigation led to the recovery of stolen goods.

Three Canutillo High School band students advanced to the Texas state competition after excelling at the UIL Regional event, with six students earning top ratings overall.

The Las Cruces City Council is considering a new franchise agreement with El Paso Electric, which includes a 1% fee increase. Mayor Enriquez proposed more frequent contract reviews.

Canutillo High School's baseball and softball fields now have high-tech lights, thanks to the 2024 Canutillo Bond. This allows for night games, benefiting athletes' schedules and community involvement.

Las Cruces Police Department commemorates the first anniversary of Officer Jonah Hernandez's death, honoring his service and legacy with private and public events.

The Thomas Branigan Memorial Library in Las Cruces is launching a monthly board game day, starting February 16, to promote social connections through play.

El Paso City Council unanimously voted to suspend El Paso Electric's proposed $93 million rate increase for 90 days, allowing for a review process to ensure fairness for customers.

Las Cruces Parks and Recreation to open Spring Break Camp registration on Feb 10 for children K-5th grade, with activities and meals provided for a $20 fee.

Las Cruces City Council approved the transfer of liquor licenses to New Mexico Company Operations, LLC, while also urging the creation of a fund to address alcohol-related issues.

Jason Smith, the Chief of the Las Cruces Fire Department, will retire on January 31, 2025, after 22 years, having expanded the department significantly. Deputy Chief Sean Heck will serve as interim chief.