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.

The AWCC and the EPCC Foundation awarded a $1,500 scholarship to student parent and Nursing major Claudia Barron Antunez, supporting her educational journey as a single mother.

Emergency crews responded to a vehicle fire on I-10 West near Clint, causing traffic delays and lane closure; the road later reopened with no injuries reported.

El Paso's weather forecast includes a mix of sunshine and potential thunderstorms, with comfortable temperatures in the 90s and chances of precipitation varying throughout the week.

Janeth Plaza will become the principal of Garcia Elementary in Canutillo on July 7, with a strong educational background and previous experience in the district.

El Paso Police have arrested two men for a restaurant burglary on N. Mesa Street, with one rebooked on the day of the incident and the other later resisting arrest.

Las Cruces City Council discussed opioid settlement funds and an urban revitalization project, with plans to use the funds following specific principles and recommendations. They also reviewed a draft plan for the El Paseo-Solano MRA.

An officer-involved shooting at Smurfit Westrock El Paso Container Plant was reported after Paul Ivan Gonzalez fired shots; he and a victim were hospitalised, and no officers were injured.

The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for parts of New Mexico and Texas through Wednesday evening due to potential heavy rainfall and flooding risks.

A vehicle hit an electric pole on Pellicano Drive, causing road closures and repair work. Traffic is disrupted and El Paso Electric expects 6-hour repairs. The Sheriff's office urges using alternative routes.