NREL representatives visited El Paso Community College to discuss innovation and research in renewable energy and offer internship opportunities to students.

Measles outbreak crosses borders from Canada to the US and Mexico, with El Paso reporting 38 cases. The virus, linked to travel among Mennonite communities, raises concerns over vaccination rates in the Americas.

The 18th Annual Procurement and Contracting Symposium at EPCC connected vendors and experts for networking and learning about future contracting opportunities.

El Paso ISD will host the Raise the Bar Games to honor military-connected students with competitions promoting social-emotional development and academic success.

El Paso police arrested three people linked to multiple shootings, with no reported injuries. A juvenile is in probation, while Yarde and Morales are detained.

EPCC's Northwest campus hosted a criminal justice career forum for students, featuring FBI, DEA, and HSI agents sharing insights on law enforcement roles and agency missions.

The NWS predicts clear, sunny days ahead for El Paso, TX, with high temperatures in the mid-80s, calm winds, and a low risk of blowing dust on Sunday.

El Paso police arrested a suspect in a hit-and-run case involving a scooter driver who sustained life-threatening injuries. The search for the involved Chevy Malibu continues.

El Paso ISD announced its Teacher and Support Personnel of the Year, celebrating their dedication and influence on students, with an awards ceremony planned for May 22.

Las Cruces Summer Recreation Program registration opens May 5, with lottery application ending May 16 or when full. Program from June 3 to July 18, for K-5th graders. In-person sign-up available; no phone registration. Fee is $40 if selected.

El Paso, TX will experience mostly sunny skies with temperatures rising through the week, peaking at 86 degrees, calm winds, and nightly lows in the high 50s, forecasted by the National Weather Service.

A serious single-vehicle accident in El Paso's Lower Valley caused life-threatening injuries, leading to road closures and an ongoing police investigation.

The National Weather Service issued advisories for wind and blowing dust in Southern New Mexico and Far West Texas, cautioning high winds up to 50 mph and reduced visibility due to dust.