Daniel Ríos-Lopera is documenting Segundo Barrio's culinary heritage for the Segundo Barrio Kitchen Chronicles project, which will culminate in an interactive multimedia book in 2025, thanks to MCAD funding.

El Paso residents have a chance to meet the new Sheriff, Oscar Ugarte, and his command staff at a community event on March 22, aimed at fostering dialogue and engagement.

El Paso police arrested a sex offender, Higareda, for not living at his registered address, emphasizing the need for compliance with registration laws.

El Paso Police charged five teens with multiple offenses following a brazen burglary at the Loudmouth Vapor Smoke Shop, where they used a stolen vehicle to crash into the building.

The Las Cruces Fire Department is promoting ladder safety awareness to prevent injuries, emphasizing proper usage, following manufacturer guidelines, and taking precautions such as using spotters.

Firefighters in Las Cruces fought a fire in a vacant house amid challenging winds, containing the blaze without injuries. Causes are under investigation.

The Texas appeals court stayed the execution of David Leonard Wood, pending further review of his case, which includes new DNA evidence and maintained claims of innocence.

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.