EPCC baseball split their weekend series with Howard College, while softball swept Clarendon College, setting the stage for upcoming critical matches in their seasons.

El Paso County officials led a ceremony to honor crime victims, reading their names as part of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, emphasizing remembrance and solidarity.

El Paso reports its 18th and 19th traffic fatalities after a crash involving high speed, where two died when their car hit a pole and a tree; seatbelts were not used.

El Paso's "Most Wanted" list is released for public help in capturing fugitives, with rewards offered for tips leading to arrests. Agencies warn these individuals may be dangerous and advise against public apprehension attempts.

The El Paso Police Department offers tips to prevent vehicle thefts, including parking in well-lit areas and locking cars. Hyundai and Kia owners can get free steering wheel locks.

Angel Javier Herrera voluntarily surrendered to U.S. authorities at El Paso, facing charges of human smuggling and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

Three people were injured in a two-vehicle crash in Northeast El Paso, with one person requiring emergency air transportation. The incident, which occurred early in the morning, is under investigation.

A planned water outage on Bristol Avenue and Court due to line replacement will occur on April 3, 2025, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Residents may see temporary discolored water.

Skeletal remains found by El Paso County Sheriff’s Office are believed to be those of missing woman Bernice Moorehead, discovered near Fountain Creek.

El Paso's 17th traffic fatality of the year occurred when a pedestrian, Martinez, was struck by a vehicle driven by Aleman, who was turning with a green signal. The incident highlights increasing pedestrian dangers.

A woman was hospitalized for a self-inflicted stab wound during a domestic dispute in Far East El Paso near John Drugan school. Police and emergency services responded to the incident.

The Las Cruces Police remembered Ovida "Cricket" Coogler on the anniversary of her death in 1949, which led to the exposure of corruption in New Mexico.

The El Paso Science Festival, featuring over 100 exhibits and a keynote by astronaut José Hernández, encourages scientific engagement, supported by UTEP and the local community.