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.

A man in El Paso was arrested for abusing a dog, with the police responding to reports of the animal being dragged and kicked. The suspect is now in custody facing animal cruelty charges.

Las Cruces releases safety tips for spring outdoor activities, emphasizing hiking with others, preparedness, proper attire, caution with wildlife, and responsible practices.

U.S. Representatives urge President Trump to stop detaining immigrant families, citing psychological harm to children and advocating for alternatives like the Family Case Management Program.

An El Paso couple received a 25-year combined sentence for meth trafficking and firearms offenses after an FBI operation led to their arrest and a guilty plea.

An El Paso man, Mark Anthony Ledesma, was arrested for drug possession and child pornography; he faces 23 charges and is held without bond. Details of the investigation remain undisclosed by authorities.

The Las Cruces Police Department is hosting a series of community engagement events named Lunchbox Lemonade, providing free refreshments and facilitating conversations about safety and law enforcement.

The Doña Ana County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam with callers posing as deputies to claim false warrants and advises the public to hang up and verify such calls.

Las Cruces Police Department will host a 'Bridging the Badge' livestream on April 15 to discuss the Traffic Unit's role, aiming to connect with the community.