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.

Lesley Doyle is named the new Finance Director for the City of Las Cruces, bringing over 25 years of experience in finance, including past work at the city, Deming Public Schools, and NMSU.

El Paso faces challenges as federal funding freezes, affecting charities and services for the homeless. A judicial block provides brief relief while a final decision is pending.

Emmanuel Cervantes was arrested in El Paso for deceptive business practices and misusing a customer's vehicle. He faces multiple charges with previous convictions.

The Branigan Cultural Center in Las Cruces opens the "Wildlife of the Mesilla Valley" exhibit, showcasing local fauna through sculptures and nature journaling.

The NWS in El Paso issued a forecast predicting varied weather, including sunny days and potential showers, with fluctuating temperatures for the coming week.

El Paso, TX, is experiencing cold temperatures today, with the high expected to reach 49°F. The forecast includes sunny skies and light winds, with temperatures increasing to the mid-60s by Sunday and a slight chance of showers midweek.

El Paso police investigate the unsolved murder of Anthony Rodriguez, 19, who was shot and later died from his injuries.

El Paso Police are probing a truck-train collision in Northeast El Paso that resulted in one minor injury. Traffic was rerouted for cleanup, with no further details released.

Firefighters in Las Cruces quickly controled an apartment fire at 1115 Nevada Avenue; one resident was treated on-scene, two displaced, with the cause under investigation.