The local film "Santa's Cousin", directed by NMSU professor Ross Marks and featuring Eric Roberts, premiered in Las Cruces, with NMSU students contributing to its production.

The Las Cruces City Council set their 2025 goals, emphasizing environmental initiatives, infrastructure upgrades, and social services including the East Mesa Recreation Complex and renovations to public facilities.

El Paso reports its 63rd fatal crash of the year involving a pedestrian, Mr. Ray, who later died from injuries after being struck by a vehicle driven by Cardoza while crossing outside a crosswalk.

The Las Cruces Fire Department emphasizes safety measures to prevent house fires during the festive season, especially after a recent fire incident in the area.

The NWS forecast suggests variable weather for El Paso, with sun, clouds, and potential rain, and temperatures ranging from the mid-40s to the mid-60s.

A woman sustained injuries after falling 50 feet on Mt. Cristo Rey. Rescue teams, including an air-trauma helicopter, responded, and her condition is being assessed.

UTEP's women's volleyball team achieved their first NCAA Tournament bid after an impressive season and is set to face the University of Oklahoma in the first round.

A Las Cruces house fire displaced two residents, injured a firefighter, and led to the rescue of two cats, with damage focused on the back porch and attic.

Texas offers land to help the Trump administration's mass deportation efforts and names the initiative after Jocelyn Nungaray, a girl whose death was attributed to illegal immigrants.

Las Cruces settled with Teresa Gomez's family for $20 million after she was fatally shot by ex-officer Felipe Hernandez, who awaits trial for second-degree murder.

The article describes a mostly sunny and steady weather forecast for El Paso, Texas, with temperatures around the low 70s and light winds expected throughout the week.

Jason Pete Roper was found guilty of robbing three Ross stores in Albuquerque, with the jury deliberating under two hours. He faces up to 20 years without parole.

Las Cruces launches workforce development programs, offering training and job placement support to enhance career advancement opportunities for residents.