El Paso County officials express safety concerns over frequent Texas DPS high-speed chases, citing a report and advocating for revised pursuit policies.

A suspect, Steven Leckenby, has been arrested by the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office for numerous sexual assaults on children, some dating back to 2012.

Renard Johnson was inaugurated as El Paso's first Black mayor, following a runoff election win, accompanied by other officials assuming their new roles.

A fire broke out early Friday in a Las Cruces commercial building, with firefighters swiftly containing the blaze and preventing injuries. Causes and damage are under investigation.

A woman was stabbed to death in East El Paso County and Jorge Chavez was arrested in connection with the crime following a coordinated law enforcement effort.

The Paul L. Foster Family Foundation pledged $2.5 million to support UTEP Athletics' move to the Mountain West Conference.

El Paso County officials arrested Johnny Rankin Morris for the first-degree murder of missing person Stephen Walker, following an extensive multi-state investigation.

El Paso's weather forecast predicts mostly clear skies and pleasant weather this week, with highs around 70 degrees today and sunny conditions continuing into the weekend. Snow showers possible midweek.

El Paso law enforcement, with Crime Stoppers, is seeking the public's assistance in capturing highlighted fugitives from their Most Wanted list, with potential rewards for tips leading to arrests.

Sheriff Joseph Roybal of El Paso County conveyed Christmas and New Year greetings to the Pikes Peak region, appreciating his staff's dedication to public safety.

The article describes a forecast of pleasant weather for El Paso, TX, with sunny skies, mild winds, and temperatures in the upper 60s, including a slightly breezy Christmas Day.

The U.S. Department of Defense awarded a $9.3 million grant to the Alliance of Hispanic-Serving Research Universities for a project to increase Ph.D. graduates in STEM fields from its member institutions.

Six cadets graduate from Las Cruces Police Department's 54th Academy, ready to begin field training after surpassing New Mexico's law enforcement education requirements.