An arrest was made in connection with a homicide in El Paso County; the suspect is charged with murder following the discovery of a body on October 2.

A woman was shot and killed in East El Paso after a dispute around 1 a.m. following a confrontation over trash. The public is asked to provide information.

UTEP defeated Sam Houston in a football game, with a strong defense led by Micah Davey. The team struggles offensively, but remains the conference leader in total defense. The game was broadcast nationally, and UTEP now prepares for their next match.

El Paso is set for a sunny week with clear skies and high temperatures around 78-82 degrees, followed by cooler evenings with lows around 54-58 degrees.

Las Cruces Public Libraries are seeking a new book vendor as their primary supplier, Baker and Taylor, has gone bankrupt, potentially causing delays in book availability.

UTEP Miners volleyball team maintained their perfect Conference USA record by sweeping rivals NM State Aggies with Lovesee scoring 11 kills. The Miners showcased strong defense and will next host Louisiana Tech.

UTEP Miners' rifle team prepares for a challenging match against the Air Force Academy after a strong performance against Ole Miss, led by sophomore Carlee Valenta.

The El Paso Police Department reports the 47th traffic fatality this year, where a pedestrian, Luis Francisco Salcido, was fatally struck by a GMC Yukon.

A study by The University of Texas at El Paso found evidence of biased NFL officiating favoring the Kansas City Chiefs, potentially due to the league's financial pressures and viewership concerns.

El Paso ISD Fine Arts launched an exhibit with student art reimagining classic paintings with animals. The Stanton Gallery is hosting it with free entry.

UTEP Athletics raised over $12 million in 2024-2025, setting a record fueled by the Miner Athletic Club and geared towards the Climb Higher campaign for joining the Mountain West Conference.

The El Paso community held the 15th annual Buddy Walk to raise awareness for Down syndrome, with around 700 attendees participating in the one-mile fun walk and supporting educational opportunities.

El Paso Animal Services visited over 80 homes to promote pet ownership, offering free microchipping and verifying current chip information as part of community outreach.