Deputy Karen Lowther was honored by the El Paso County Sheriff's Office with a Commander’s Citation for her outstanding work in Detention Floor Security.

A pedestrian died after being struck by a train in Fabens; the El Paso Sheriff's Office reported the incident and blocked several crossings. Details are still emerging.

El Paso faces severe weather with a High Wind Warning and Red Flag Warning from the NWS, advising caution due to potential power outages, travel difficulties, and extreme fire conditions.

Horizon City Police arrested Claudia Baeza for DWI after her car stalled following minor accidents. She was booked with a $1,000 bond, highlighting the dangers of drunk driving.

Deputies in El Paso County arrested 25-year-old Jose Manuel Saldivar Jr. after he led them on a high-speed chase and was later apprehended at his home.

El Paso faces critical fire conditions on Tuesday with strong winds and low humidity, prompting a Fire Weather Watch for Far West Texas and New Mexico.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office seeks help finding missing 16-year-old Alanie Rodriguez, last seen in a black sweater and sweatpants, and who may need medical care.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office completed its Safety Town program to teach children safety topics, including gun and road safety, and foster trust between youth and law enforcement.

Schneider Electric USA is set to expand operations in El Paso, creating 300 jobs, as announced by Governor Abbott, potentially boosting the Texas economy and meeting demands in electrification and digitalization.

Aaron Jones re-signed with the Minnesota Vikings for $20 million over two years, with $13 million guaranteed, after a season with 1,138 rushing yards and 7 touchdowns.

El Paso's weather forecast includes patchy blowing dust starting at 11 am with 56°F highs and 23 mph winds. Evening will see calmer and cooler conditions. The week ahead promises warmth but also more dust and possible showers.

The Las Cruces Fire Department urges residents to check smoke and carbon monoxide detectors when setting clocks forward for daylight saving time, emphasizing safety.

NWS issued a Blowing Dust and Wind Advisory for parts of New Mexico and West Texas, effective from 11 AM until 7 PM today, warning of strong winds and reduced visibility.