Police arrested a man named Carrazco in El Paso for criminal mischief after brandishing a weapon and damaging vehicles; SWAT was involved in his apprehension.

New Mexico officials opened Pedrena Senior Living Apartments in Las Cruces, addressing the senior housing crisis with 80 new units for those 55 and up.

El Paso, Texas is forecasted to experience sunny days with moderate temperatures reaching highs near 90 degrees and lows in the mid-60s, accompanied by moderate winds.

The EEOC has filed a lawsuit against Gamer Logistics for age discrimination, alleging the company terminated and refused to hire individuals based on age.

El Paso ISD is investigating the death of Joseph Caraballo, an Austin High School student with autism, who was hit by an SUV after leaving school. The district emphasizes safety and offers counseling.

Article stresses the importance of recognizing and preventing acquaintance rape, with focus on consent and safety measures, citing statistics and advice from Las Cruces Police and La Piñon.

Jesus Luis Cuevas-Pacheco, 47, was arrested in Las Cruces after a short pursuit and room entry by ICE agents while serving an arrest warrant for reentry after deportation.

Franklin High School won the El Paso ISD Attendance Battle, exceeding Coronado High School's attendance rates, and was awarded the Attendance Championship Belt.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office announces a car seat check-up event for October 3, 2025, at Ruben Estrella Park, offering advice on proper installation for child passenger safety.

Socorro, Texas announces the closure of Nevarez Road, affecting local traffic and requiring detours for an unspecified period starting Monday, September 29.

El Paso Community College receives a $3.679 million federal grant to support low-income students, first-generation college students, and those with disabilities through personalized guidance services like tutoring and career advice.

The Canutillo High School Homecoming Parade and Community Pep Rally drew a record crowd with over 50 entries, student performances, and the introduction of the Outstanding Ex award.

Las Cruces has designated October as Public Art Month, with various events including a scavenger hunt and artist talks to celebrate and engage with the city's art and culture.