The Las Cruces Regional Aquatic Center will be closed for maintenance from November 4 to December 5, 2024, to resurface the pools and conduct inspections.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office identified Matthew D. Kemper as the man shot by police in Colorado Springs following a disturbance involving a knife.

A Chaparral High School security officer died after a medical emergency on campus. The Gadsden Independent School District acknowledged the officer's contribution to the school and is providing counselors for those affected.

The Las Cruces Air and Space Expo will feature aerial performances, aircraft displays, and educational exhibits on October 19-20 at the Las Cruces International Airport.

A terminally ill 54-year-old man, held without bond, died in El Paso County Jail despite medical efforts to revive him; an investigation and autopsy are underway.

The National Weather Service predicts a series of sunny, dry days for El Paso, with highs in the low 90s and mild evenings in the mid-60s, continuing through the extended weekend.

Las Cruces is hiring three full-time park rangers to maintain safety and enhance visitor experiences at city parks, with applications due by November 4, 2024.

El Paso Police responded to an 'unknown problem' in South-Central El Paso, near Bowie High School, with authorities providing little information, leaving the community anxious and awaiting details.

A 35-year-old man sustained serious injuries in an ATV rollover in San Elizario on Saturday night, as reported by local law enforcement and news outlets.

A pedestrian was deliberately hit by a vehicle in El Paso after a physical altercation, leading to the arrest of Rene Martinez for aggravated assault.

Memorial Medical Center (MMC) has started sending documents to the City of Las Cruces, addressing the concerns mentioned in a Notice of Breach letter and showing cooperation.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny weather and highs around 90°F for El Paso, with mostly clear nights and mild east winds in the upcoming days.

After Mr. Pedraza's death from a scooter accident, El Paso's traffic fatalities reach 49; police attribute the cause to Mrs. Duran's failure to yield.