EPISD Board reversed the decision to close Lamar Elementary, prompted by community opinion and despite budget concerns, prioritizing student needs and accessible education.

El Paso police arrested Angel Marin for weapon and narcotics charges after a traffic stop led to the discovery of a pistol and over three pounds of marijuana.

Las Cruces announces summer hours for local aquatic facilities, including pools and splash pads, from May 24 to September 1.

The U.S. has indicted Mexican national Maria Del Rosario Navarro-Sanchez for supporting the CJNG cartel, now designated as a terrorist organization, with various criminal activities, marking a historic legal move.

Las Cruces has opened The Three Sisters Apartments, providing 70 affordable housing units for low- to moderate-income families on a former Superfund site.

Branigan Library in Las Cruces is hosting a free Perler Beads event for teens on May 20, offering a chance to create pixel art and enjoy a social setting with snacks. No sign-up is required for the 4-5:30 p.m. session.

The City's Traffic Management has implemented an AI-driven traffic signal timing plan on Lohman Avenue to improve traffic flow and efficiency during peak hours.

El Paso ISD celebrated students with autism, offering performances, resources, and community connections to support and empower families and students.

El Paso Zoo & Botanical Gardens extends spring/summer hours and invites the public to vote on a name for its new baby giraffe. Visitors can also see new exhibits including Lar Gibbons and Binturongs.

Early morning construction for Fire Station 9 in Las Cruces starts at 3 a.m. on May 13, with minimal traffic impact expected.

El Paso and parts of New Mexico face a Fire Weather Watch due to forecasted low humidity and strong winds, raising wildfire risks. Residents are advised to avoid outdoor burning.

U.S. CBP officers arrested a woman smuggling 113 grams of fentanyl in her body at the Paso Del Norte crossing. She voluntarily revealed the drugs during a secondary exam.

El Paso Community College's 'Off the Page' Show at Valle Verde united English, Graphic Design, Music, and Culinary Arts into a vivid cultural showcase with live readings, art, dances, musical performances, and culinary treats.