The Las Cruces Public Libraries will host a tornado-themed movie marathon on May 3 at the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library, featuring films with tornado themes starting at 11 a.m.

The Las Cruces City Council approved the Las Cruces International Airport Master Plan, setting the stage for regional growth and interstate passenger services.

Career readiness event in El Paso improves work skills for special education students through the Project SEARCH program and collaboration with local businesses.

Dr. C. Scott Kruse was named the new dean of UTEP's College of Health Sciences, effective July 1, 2025, bringing his extensive academic and military experience to the role.

Possible measles exposure reported at the El Paso Jail Annex, with two inmates showing symptoms, prompting health safety actions and quarantine measures.

El Paso Police seek a man linked to a critical hit-and-run involving a motorcyclist and are also looking for a Chevrolet in a connected scooter collision incident.

Renovation delays at the Henry R. Benavidez Center in Las Cruces push reopening to April 28, 2025, but the Meals-on-Wheels program continues at alternative senior centers.

El Paso business owner sentenced to 18 months for tax violations related to his granite countertop company, with a restitution agreement to pay part of the $818,096 tax loss.

El Paso Police Department graduated eight community members from its Volunteer in Patrol Service, where volunteers learn to observe and report suspicious activities.

A Vietnamese national detained by ICE died of natural causes at a Texas hospital. Previously convicted of murder, his deportation was delayed, resulting in extended detention. ICE maintained their commitment to detainee welfare in their statement.

A multi-vehicle crash linked to a car theft with a child inside occurred in El Paso, leading to two hospitalizations and a female suspect's detention.

Las Cruces Public Libraries and End of Life Options New Mexico host an event to discuss end-of-life care for seniors, held on April 23, 2025, at the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library.

There will be a water shutoff or low pressure on Mesa Central Drive on April 17, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., due to new water line work by Black Canyon Construction.