Francisco Jahir Silva was arrested in Socorro, Texas, following a violent incident and standoff with police, leading to additional charges including assault and evading arrest.

Las Cruces is enhancing its Nuisance Abatement Team to improve neighborhood health, incorporating various departments and adopting the 2021 International Property Maintenance Code.

EPCC alumna Dr. Leslie Rodriguez returned to present her vaccine research and journey from student to scientist, highlighting her dissertation on a Chikungunya vaccine.

UTEP celebrates homecoming with events like the Miner Dash 5K, pep rallies, and a game against Louisiana Tech to boost school spirit among the campus community.

The Las Cruces Natatorium will close on September 26 for the Pecan Classic Swim Meet, while the Activity Pool remains open for public use. Expect increased traffic and parking activity. Normal operations resume on September 29.

Elizabeth Weaver, a mother from Anthony, Texas, received the State Board of Education's Heroes for Children Award for her extensive volunteer efforts within the Anthony Independent School District.

El Paso expects a sunny week, with temperatures mainly in the 70s to 90s and occasional chances of showers and thunderstorms. Winds will vary, with some gusts.

Horizon City Police teams up with ANP Driving School to offer discounted driving classes for young and first-time drivers, emphasizing education for safer driving.

El Paso County Sheriff's Officers visited Red Sands Elementary to build community trust and inspire children, engaging with students and giving out snacks and toys.

A man attempted but failed to break into the El Paso County Sheriff's Office in Colorado Springs, causing vandalism before being arrested later in the same clothes.

El Paso Community College enhances its digital library by adopting OCLC's WorldShare Management Services, improving access to academic resources for students and faculty.

19-year-old Octavio Cardoza Jr. was arrested by El Paso deputies after evading arrest and possessing narcotics; confirmed by Sheriff Ugarte on social media.

An armed suspect in El Paso surrendered after a standoff, avoiding further conflict. The incident involved family violence, an active protective order, and outstanding assault warrants. No injuries occurred, and the suspect faces multiple charges.