Police in East El Paso arrested three individuals after a gunfire incident led to a chase and crash. Officers retrieved weapons from the suspects who now face charges.

Las Cruces Public Libraries starts a monthly Video Game Club for teens aged 12-18 to play games, socialize, and make new friends at the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library.

The article reflects on Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy in education and civil rights, highlighting his impact and the observance of his contributions in El Paso schools.

UTEP research suggests that combining neuromuscular electrical stimulation with traditional resistance training improves muscle mass and strength more effectively than resistance training alone.

Teenagers Antonio Bueno and Caleb Ezekiel Gonzalez are charged with aggravated assault and evading arrest after a failed attempt to rob a vape store in West El Paso.

El Paso Police discovered a man's body outside Las Palmas Medical Center, leading to an ongoing death investigation, with the cause of death and identity not yet disclosed.

Borderland schools and agencies announce delays and closures due to anticipated cold weather, with various institutions implementing late starts and shifting to virtual learning to ensure safety.

Las Cruces Police Department offers a $1,000 reward for information on the shooting of Benjamin Uribe in July, urging public assistance while ensuring tip confidentiality.

El Paso police are investigating a severe collision on Doniphan Drive that critically injured one person and a pedestrian. Details are limited as the Special Traffic Investigations Unit examines the cause.

The Las Cruces Police Department offers a free Citizens Police Academy to foster community relations, featuring a blend of lectures and exercises, with applications due by January 17, 2025.

Local hospitals in El Paso celebrate the New Year's babies of 2025, with Ezra Jacobo Sanchez and Santiago being the first-borns at Las Palmas Del Sol Healthcare and The Hospitals of Providence, respectively.

The Las Cruces Public Libraries will begin a Spy Movie Marathon on January 4, 2024, featuring classic films including a Sean Connery feature and a Tom Cruise-led movie. Entry is free with snacks, and future themed events are planned.

El Paso opens libraries and recreation centers as warming shelters to provide a refuge for residents during the winter, with extended operating hours including the holiday season.