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.

Socorro's Animal Control seeks public help after finding an abandoned grey Pitbull mix tied to a fence, lacking identification or ownership clues. The healthy dog is in their care and the community is asked to provide any information.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office invites community members to "Coffee with a Deputy" on March 5, 2025, for informal chats and to strengthen relations.

El Paso traffic stop leads to three arrests after discovery of cocaine and methamphetamine, with charges for possession and prohibited substance in a correctional facility.

Canutillo Independent School District faces a severe budget crisis and potential bankruptcy without financial intervention, as state funding fails to meet public education needs.

DJ Johnny Kage will headline the ¡mira! Las Cruces Festival, featuring music, art, and cuisine on April 26th, with a range of entertainment including a drone show and Lucha Libre.

Priscilla Contreras is appointed as the El Paso County Sheriff's Office's new Governmental and Public Affairs Director to enhance community relations and transparency.

EPCC held a S.T.E.A.M. Open House, showcasing academic programs and engaging the community with hands-on exhibits and information on education opportunities.

EPCC baseball team secured three wins against Western Oklahoma State College, with players receiving accolades for their performance. The softball team, however, suffered losses on the road.

EPCC student Isaiah DeSantos shared his story of mental health advocacy and highlighted the importance of the college's mental health services, EPCC Cares.

Luis J. Cobos was arrested for animal cruelty after video showed him throwing rocks at dogs; he faces two felony charges. The dogs are now safe and awaiting return to their owner.