The El Paso Zoo adjusts its hours for spring and summer, inviting visitors to see new animals, participate in a giraffe naming contest, and learn about conservation.

El Paso doctor John Patterson to pay $468,000 to settle allegations of receiving kickbacks for improperly certifying hospice care eligibility, cooperating with further investigations.

The El Paso Community College baseball team rose to 21st in the NJCAA D1 rankings after sweeping Western Texas College. They boast a 22-2 record and a 4-0 start in WJCAC play.

A light pole fell at a sports complex in Las Cruces, prompting the closure of several sports fields for safety evaluations and light fixture replacements. No injuries were reported.

El Paso Zoo introduces new animal exhibits and invites visitors to help name a baby giraffe. Open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday to Sunday, with extended spring break hours.

The El Paso Fire Department held a ceremony to celebrate the promotions of its firefighters and 911 Communications staff.

NM State's basketball team lost to Sam Houston, positioning them as the 5th seed for the upcoming C-USA tournament.

ICE confirms arrests of suspected members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua in El Paso County amid local law enforcement's efforts to address crime linked to undocumented immigrants.

EPISD earned financial management awards from TASBO and ASBO for excellence in financial reporting and budget presentation, avoiding layoffs while reducing deficits.

Las Cruces is inspecting its 5,110 fire hydrants over several months to maintain its top ISO rating, which benefits locals with lower insurance rates. Residents may experience temporary water discoloration.

El Paso is on alert for extreme weather, with a Red Flag Warning issued due to strong winds and low humidity, heightening wildfire risks from noon to 7 PM on March 6.

Two people were injured in a Las Cruces house fire, which was contained by firefighters within 10 minutes of their arrival. An investigation into the cause is ongoing.

El Paso celebrates its 18th annual Poppies Fest with educational activities and art, promoting local culture and conservation of Mexican Gold Poppies.