"Dunes & Dreams: A Portrait of White Sands National Park" - Emmitt Booher Unveils Intimate Landscapes at Branigan Cultural Center in Las Cruces
Emmitt Booher showcases his photography of White Sands National Park at Branigan Cultural Center from Sept. 6 to Oct. 19 in "Dunes & Dreams," emphasizing the park's natural beauty.
El Paso Man Arrested for Attempted Burglary After Violent Encounter Leads to Shooting
A man was arrested for an attempted burglary in El Paso resulting in a shooting after a confrontation with a resident. The resident fired a weapon in self-defense, injuring the suspect, Poblano, who was later apprehended by authorities.
El Paso to Bask in Sun: Temperatures Rise as Weeklong Warmth Settles In
El Paso is expected to enjoy a week of sunny weather with steadily increasing temperatures, reaching up to 94 degrees by Friday. Winds will remain light, and the National Weather Service advises staying hydrated and protected from the sun.
El Paso County Sheriff’s Office Hosts Insightful 'Day in the Life' Event for Aspiring Law Enforcement Students
El Paso County Sheriff's Office provided a "Day in the Life" program for high school students, offering hands-on law enforcement experiences, mentorship, and real-world insights into the field.
El Paso Mourns 55th Traffic Fatality, Suspect Charged with Intoxication Manslaughter After Fatal Collision
El Paso reports its 55th traffic fatality after Kevin Meacham's speeding vehicle killed Ruben Acosta. Meacham, charged with Intoxication Manslaughter, could not control his car at high speed while intoxicated.
El Paso County Celebrates Safety Upgrade with New Traffic Signal at Falcon's Rex and Meridian Roads Intersection
El Paso County officials and the Sheriff’s Office celebrated the completion of the Rex and Meridian Roads Intersection Improvement Project in Falcon, which includes a new traffic signal and road widening to enhance safety.
Las Cruces Romance Lovers Unite at Branigan Library's Festive Romance Discussion Group Event
Branigan Memorial Library hosts a Romance Discussion Group on Dec 5, discussing holiday romance movies. Open to in-person and virtual attendees, it's part of a series extending into 2025, covering various romance genres.
El Paso Police Seek Public's Help to Identify 'Ninja'-Clad Suspects in Failed Robbery Attempt
El Paso police are searching for two suspects involved in an attempted robbery at a DK store; their description resembles ninjas. The clerk's quick action prevented theft, and Crime Stoppers is now seeking public tips.
Las Cruces Public Libraries to Launch Spy Movie Marathon at Thomas Branigan Memorial Library
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 Police Probe Serious Doniphan Drive Crash; One Critically Injured, Pedestrian Seriously Harmed
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.
El Paso Braces for Chilly Morning Amid Sunny, Mild Forecast; Rain and Snow Possible by Week's End
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 County Sheriff's Office Cracks Down on Burglary Ring, Two Men Sentenced in Cimarron Hills and Security-Widefield Cases
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.
El Paso Officer Fires in Self-Defense, Angel Wolfgang Trevizo Wounded and Charged with Aggravated Assault on a Public Servant
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.
El Paso Police Officer Involved in Shooting, Suspect Charged with Aggravated Assault on a Public Servant
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 Community College and El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Team Up for Successful 'Grocery Giveaway' Event at Transmountain Campus
El Paso Community College collaborated with El Pasoans Fighting Hunger for a 'Grocery Giveaway' at their Transmountain Campus, marking their fourth joint event to combat food insecurity.
Claudia Moreno Appointed New Principal at El Paso's Coldwell Elementary with Vision for Academic Excellence and Community Engagement
Claudia Moreno is appointed as the new principal of Coldwell Elementary, bringing over 25 years of educational experience to the role, as announced by El Paso Independent School District.
Las Cruces Police Chief Updates on March 13 Officer-Involved Shooting, Suspect Gabriel Padilla Faces Charges
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.
El Paso Sheriff's Office Seeks Help to Apprehend Suspected Shoplifter Ameena Ezzouhairy
The El Paso County Sheriff's Office seeks Ameena Ezzouhairy, a suspect in multiple shoplifting incidents, including an April 4 incident where she reportedly stole goods worth $135.24. A warrant with a $2,000 bond has been issued for her arrest.
Paradox Traveling Art Bus Brings 'Enchanted Skies' Exhibit to El Paso Community College
The Paradox Traveling Art Bus, an immersive mobile gallery by Laura Turón, visited EPCC Valle Verde campus with her 'Enchanted Skies' exhibit, inspiring students and the community with art accessible outside traditional venues.
El Paso ISD Superintendent Sayavedra Champions Leadership Development and Community Engagement in Recent Initiatives
Superintendent Diana Sayavedra highlighted El Paso ISD's focus on leadership, collaboration, and student achievements, celebrating assistant principals and preparing for the Month of the Military Child and an upcoming student film festival.
El Paso County Sheriff Seeks Public Help in Search for Missing 41-Year-Old Rueben Matthews
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office requests public assistance in locating Rueben Matthews, missing since December 14, 2024. Matthews, a 41-year-old black male, left home and has been out of contact, an occurrence described as out of character.
El Paso Braces for Lengthy Roadwork: Montana Ave Widening and Multiple Projects Underway
El Paso faces extensive roadworks with the Montana Avenue and Purple Heart 375 widening projects, along with multiple other construction activities extending into 2025, causing various lane and shoulder closures.
Former New Mexico Judge and Wife Charged in Federal Case Linked to Venezuelan Gang
Former Judge Joel Cano and wife Nancy face charges for allegedly aiding a suspected Venezuelan gang member, including evidence tampering and conspiracy. They are accused of destroying a phone and attempting to conceal the suspect's online profile.
Las Cruces Firefighters Join Forces to Quell Wind-Driven Blaze in Dona Ana County
Las Cruces firefighters assisted with a mobile home fire on Glass Road, which was exacerbated by strong winds and threatened by a propane tank and power lines. No injuries were reported, and an investigation is underway.
Former Inmate Turned HVAC Journeyman: Jose Ordonez's Inspirational Path Through El Paso Community College Program
Former inmate Jose Ordonez attributes his transformation to El Paso Community College's program, gaining HVAC skills and a Sheet Metal Journeyman License, exemplifying educational impact on recidivism.
El Paso County Sheriff's Office Cultivates Future Law Enforcement Officers with Explorer Training Day
The El Paso County Sheriff's Office conducted an Explorer Training Day focusing on physical fitness, traffic stop procedures, and radio communication, aiming to prepare youths for law enforcement careers.
El Paso Community College's Northwest Campus Set to Reopen After Water Main Leak Repairs
Northwest Campus will resume operations on May 2 after a closure caused by a water main leak. The leak repairs are complete except for the cafeteria. El Paso Community College appreciates the community's patience.
Fire Weather Watch for Southern New Mexico and Far West Texas as Risk of Wildfires Escalates
The National Weather Service issued a critical alert for fire weather conditions in Southern New Mexico and Far West Texas, due to strong winds and low humidity. Fire Weather Watches are in place, and residents are advised to avoid outdoor burning.
Fabens Celebrates Mother's Day with Safety Education and Resources, El Paso County Sheriff's Deputies Engage Senior Community
The El Paso County Sheriff's Office hosted a Mother’s Day and Resource Fair with Cigna Healthcare to educate seniors on identity theft and drunk driving, and distributed wheel locks to combat auto theft.
El Paso's Spur 601 Snarled in Early Morning Crash, Military Police on Scene Near Fort Bliss
An early morning crash on Spur 601 near Fort Bliss resulted in a traffic halt, with east and westbound lanes closed. Officials have not disclosed the cause or involved parties, and a white sheet at the scene indicates possible fatalities.
El Paso Independent School District Launches Summer Nutrition Program to Combat Child Food Insecurity
EPISD is launching a summer nutrition program to provide free meals to local children and students with disabilities, leveraging the Seamless Summer Option administered by the TDA on behalf of the USDA.
Canutillo High School Graduates Amass Over $71 Million in Scholarships, Set New Record
Canutillo High School's class of 2025 graduates achieved a record $71 million in scholarships, with valedictorian Matthew Medina receiving $1.5 million and other students securing significant scholarships and recognitions.
Las Cruces Utilities and EBID Initiate Aquifer Recharge Pilot to Bolster Regional Water Sustainability
Las Cruces Utilities and EBID start a pilot study to replenish the Mesilla Bolson aquifer by diverting irrigation water through canals, with data collection on the impact to inform future water management.
El Paso ISD Celebrates Project SEARCH Graduates Equipped for Workforce After Transformative Internships
El Paso ISD's Project SEARCH program celebrated a special graduation for students with disabilities who completed a yearlong job training internship at local hospitals, preparing them for future employment.
Colorado Springs Sheriff's Posse Revived: Sheriff Joseph Roybal Swears in Inaugural Class to Enhance Public Service
Sheriff Roybal initiates a new sheriff's posse in Colorado Springs, swearing in the first class of diverse volunteers after six weeks of training to assist in various public service roles.
Las Cruces Announces Juneteenth Holiday Schedule: City Services and Facility Hours Detailed for June 19, 2025
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.
Canutillo High School NJROTC Cadets Enhance Leadership Skills at 2025 Leadership Academy
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 County Prepares to Celebrate Graduation of Basic Detention Officer Academy's "Sentry Dogs"
El Paso County Sheriff's Office announces graduation ceremony for Basic Detention Officer Academy Class 25-03, set for June 27, 2025, at Pebble Hills High School, with DA James Montoya as keynote speaker.
El Paso Announces July 4th Holiday Schedule: Essential Services Maintain Operations While City Offices Close
El Paso city offices close for Independence Day, yet essential services like waste collection will run normally. The Zoo and certain other facilities will be open for visitors, ensuring community activities during the holiday.
U.S. Congress Passes Controversial Budget Bill, Boulder County Braces for Impact on SNAP Benefits and Clean Energy Investment
The U.S. Congress passed H.R. 1, the Budget Reconciliation Bill, which shifts fiscal responsibilities to states and cuts clean energy investments, potentially harming communities and climate efforts.
Socorro ISD Students Shine in 2025 Congressional Art Competition, Artwork to Adorn US Capitol and El Paso Museum
Three Socorro ISD students won top honors in the 2025 Congressional Art Competition; their works celebrate Mexican-American heritage and will be displayed at the US Capitol and El Paso Museum of Art.
El Paso Police Engage with Young Citizens at PDN Children's IELC-East to Strengthen Community Bonds
The El Paso Police Department engaged with children and parents at PDN Children’s IELC-East to strengthen community ties, evidenced by a Facebook post detailing the event's activities and interactions.
Socorro Independent School District Celebrates Military Families with Festive Summer Splash Event
The Socorro Independent School District held a Military Summer Splash event for military families, offering fun and respite with activities like swimming. About 600 people attended, highlighting the district's support for these families.
El Paso Contractor Arrested on Theft and Deceptive Business Practice Charges After Multiple Families Defrauded
El Paso Sheriff's Office arrested Hugo Vasquez for a construction scam leaving families with incomplete homes and financial losses; he faces charges of theft and deceptive business practices.
Rep. Veronica Escobar Criticizes Texas Redistricting Plan for Undermining El Paso's Congressional Voice
Congresswoman Escobar criticizes a proposed redistricting map in Texas, asserting it would negatively affect El Paso's federal representation by reassigning crucial local areas to a distant district.
Socorro Independent School District Hosts Recruitment EXPO for Military Families with Perks and Prizes
SISD is hosting a Military-Connected Families Recruitment and Information EXPO to support military families with educational program information, offering free breakfast for the first 100 attendees.
El Paso ISD Interim Superintendent Martha Aguirre Ushers In New School Year with Message of Hope and Innovation
Interim Superintendent Martha Aguirre announced the start of El Paso ISD's 2025-26 school year, emphasizing attendance and extracurricular engagement, and detailing the new "Zone of Excellence" transportation program.
El Paso Man Charged with Felony Theft and Criminal Trespass in Connection to $14,400 Worth of Stolen Automotive Transmissions
An El Paso County theft suspect, Ismael Soria Zamarripa, was arrested for allegedly stealing 18 automotive transmissions valued at $14,400. He faces theft and criminal trespass charges.
EPCC | UTEP Engineering Academy's Cohort Doubles in Size as Second Year Commences in El Paso
The EPCC | UTEP Engineering Academy is enrolling its second cohort, offering students a path from an associate to a bachelor's degree in engineering, with benefits such as small classes and a supportive peer community.
El Paso Schools Celebrate Academic Excellence: EPISD Earns "B" Rating with 15 Schools Getting "A" Marks
EPISD received a "B" rating from the Texas Education Agency, improved from last year, with 15 schools rated "A". Four schools earned distinctions in all categories, while individual student and teacher achievements were highlighted.
El Paso County Breaks Ground on New Fabens Veterans Memorial in Show of Unity and Respect
El Paso County held a groundbreaking for the new Fabens Veterans Memorial, which was attended by community members, leaders, veterans, and students, marking the start of construction for a tribute to all six U.S. military branches.
El Paso Resident Charged with Discharging Firearm, False Alarm Following SWAT Response to 911 Call
Tracy Wright was arrested for firing a shotgun in his home and falsely reporting a break-in. No intruder was found; his nephew was away. Police, including SWAT, responded and detained Wright, finding no evidence of a home invasion.
EPCC President Dr. Serrata Outlines College's Strategic Roadmap and Celebrates Achievements in State of the College Address
Dr. William Serrata updated on EPCC's status, outlining a strategic plan for 2025-2029 focused on student success and community engagement, with enrollment at a six-year high and new programs launched.
EPCC Tejanas Triumph at NMJC Thunderbird Open, Men's Team Places 5th Ahead of NJCAA Region V Championships
The EPCC Tejanas won first place at the NMJC Thunderbird Open, with standout performances from Mabvuka and teammates. The men's team placed fifth, led by Lugo. Both teams aim for success at upcoming NJCAA events.
EPCC Women's Cross Country Team Secures Second Place at NJCAA Region V Championships in Hobbs
EPCC women's cross country team placed second at NJCAA Region V Championships, qualifying for nationals with standout performances by Mabvuka and teammates. Men's team finished seventh, both advancing to the national championships in Iowa.
Austin High's Jacob Rodriguez Upholds Family Legacy on and off the Gridiron
Jacob Rodriguez is a standout student-athlete at Austin High School with a strong connection to the school's history, excelling in football and broadcasting, and mentored by Coach Pichardo. He aims to carry on his family's legacy at Austin.
Texas Congresswoman Escobar Joins Fellow Democrats in Urging Reinstatement of Dismissed OPA Staff
Congresswoman Veronica Escobar joined other Democrats in a letter to HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., protesting the dismissal of the Office of Population Affairs staff and advocating for the protection of the Title X program.
Jefferson High Opens Doors for Program Night: Explore Academic Excellence and Community Spirit on November 4
Jefferson High School hosts Program Night to present its educational and extracurricular activities to prospective families and students, emphasizing academic excellence and community involvement.
El Paso Relief: Kidnapping Suspect Jorge Humberto Centeno Captured, Victim Safe Following Swift Sheriff's Office Action
El Paso Sheriff's Office arrested suspect Jorge Centeno for a recent kidnapping, ensuring community safety after a coordinated effort involving SWAT. The victim was found safe, and Centeno faces charges.
El Paso Judge Cracks Open Dozens Of Walmart Massacre Files
A federal judge has unsealed more than 50 records in the Patrick Crusius federal case, but many filings remain sealed as the court weighs redactions and privacy. The partial release gives a limited look at motions, orders and exhibits from 2020–2023.
Sunland Park Sets Sights on Sustainable Growth Amid Infrastructure Challenges
Sunland Park is actively managing its growth, focusing on infrastructure like water, wastewater, roads, drainage, and emergency services to ensure sustainable development amid increasing residential and commercial expansion.
El Paso Celebrates Graduation of 14 Army Medics from EPCC's Accelerated Paramedic Program
EPCC held a graduation for 14 U.S. Army medics, with 11 receiving Paramedic certificates and three earning Advanced EMT certificates. The program involves intense training and sets soldiers on a path for advancement.
Teen Girls Arrested for Aggravated Robbery Near El Paso Elementary School
Two teenage girls were arrested for an aggravated robbery at a Circle K in El Paso, with charges referred to the Juvenile Probation Department. Details of their potential involvement in multiple robberies and their custody status are undisclosed.
El Paso County Deputies Enforce New Squatting Laws, Remove Unauthorized Occupants from South-Central Home
El Paso County deputies removed five squatters from a house in South-Central El Paso, with one individual arrested for an outstanding warrant. New Texas laws facilitated the action without needing a judge's signature.
Lottery Cash Windfall Supercharges Southern Colorado Parks and Wildlands
More than $7.6 million in lottery-backed grants will fund parks, trails and land protection across Southern Colorado, from Alamosa to the Pikes Peak corridor. Projects range from ADA playgrounds to a large San Luis Valley conservation effort.
El Paso Rings in 2026 with Dazzling New Year's Eve Celebration and Star Drop Spectacle
El Paso celebrated New Year's Eve with a vibrant downtown festival, culminating in the Star Drop event, as detailed by the Parks and Recreation's social media post. The post thanked attendees and looked forward to future community celebrations.
El Paso to Embrace Clear Skies and Sunshine Post Early Showers, Mild Week Ahead Says NWS
El Paso will see clearing skies and highs near 54 today, with a slight chance of morning showers. Winds could gust up to 24 mph. The weekend forecast predicts mostly clear conditions and temperatures ranging from the mid-20s to mid-50s.
El Paso Police Swarm East Side Neighborhood for Warrant Execution Near Eastwood High School
El Paso police executed a warrant in East El Paso, involving heavy law enforcement presence, road closures, and strategic officer positioning near a local high school. Details on the operation's outcome are scarce.
Horizon City Traffic Stop Leads to Drug-Related Arrest Warrants for Juset De Santiago
Horizon City Police arrested Juset De Santiago for drug-related charges after a traffic stop led to the discovery of controlled substances and THC oil vapes. The arrest followed after investigation and a no-bond warrant under SB9.
El Paso Man Charged with Vehicle Theft and Fraud, Six Stolen Cars Recovered
Javier Navarro was arrested for running a vehicle theft scam in El Paso, facing charges with bonds set at $5,000. He allegedly stole and sold vehicles, with six recovered so far. Separate from this, a police chase ensued over another stolen vehicle.
Broken Taillight Stop In El Paso Nets Milam County Manslaughter Suspect
A routine traffic stop in El Paso on Saturday led to the arrest of 60-year-old William Tudmon after deputies found active Milam County warrants, including intoxication manslaughter. Tudmon was booked into the county detention facility without bond.
Badass Human Race Turns Downtown El Paso Into One Giant Obstacle Course
San Jacinto Plaza and nearby streets will host the Badass Human Race on Sunday, May 31, with a 3-mile course, 15 obstacles and a free day party at the finish. Road closures and volunteer crews have been arranged for the busy morning downtown.























































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































