The Socorro Independent School District won the TAEA District of Distinction Award for the fifth year in a row, placing them in the top 8% of Texas districts.

The El Paso Fire Department announces their 4th Annual FIRE FEST with family-friendly activities, live music, and local vendors, sponsored by Labinoti Law Firm.

UTEP Miners men's basketball announces a 20-game Conference USA schedule for the 2025-26 season, introducing new team members and offering season tickets for sale.

Over seventy copper vases were stolen from Evergreen Cemetery in El Paso, leading to the arrest of Daniel Sanchez, 53, after local recycling centers helped deputies trace the thefts.

Deputy Antonio Aleman of the Doña Ana County Sheriff's Office died in a collision with a semi-truck while on duty. He is survived by his wife and children.

The Las Cruces Police Department is seeking new recruits for its January 2026 academy, offering competitive wages and bonuses, especially for those with higher education or military service.

A 26-year-old suspect, Alex Martinez-Sarmiento, was fatally shot by police in downtown Colorado Springs after an altercation involving a firearm. The officer is on leave as the investigation proceeds.

Las Cruces Police and Raising Cane’s host Lunchbox Lemonade event to foster community relations with free drinks, popsicles, and open dialogue at a local splash pad.

The owner of Road Runner Disposal, Abraham Ryan Romero, was arrested in El Paso County for unlawful waste disposal after an investigation into illegal dumping.

Las Cruces is launching an affordable EV carsharing initiative this fall, in partnership with El Paso Electric and Forth Mobility, offering rentals to drivers over 21 with a valid license.

Mother-daughter duo Adriana and Victoria Garcia are recognized at EPCC for their contributions to sign language interpreting, with Adriana retiring in 2025 after years of service and Victoria continuing the legacy.

Las Cruces invites the public to the dedication of a new mural at the Youth Development and Diversion facility, created with community input and over 70 participants.

UTEP researchers found that adult white-lined sphinx moths are more likely to be preyed upon than when they were caterpillars, with implications for insect population dynamics and conservation.