Crime Stoppers of El Paso, together with local law enforcement, has released this week's "Most Wanted" list, urging the public to help locate fugitives whose crimes range from minor to serious.

El Paso deputies detained Nick Carrasco for allegedly stealing beer from a Dollar General. With five prior theft convictions, the under $2,500 theft was deemed a felony.

A fire engulfs a vacant home in central El Paso with no injuries reported. Firefighters contained it quickly and monitored for hotspots. The cause remains undisclosed.

A motorcyclist died after a crash on I-10 in East-Central El Paso, leading to traffic delays with eastbound lanes closed until early Monday morning. Investigations are ongoing.

Two young men, Kevin Holguin, 17, and an unnamed 20-year-old, died in a T-bone motorcycle crash in El Paso's Lower Valley involving a Volkswagen driven by a 65-year-old woman.

New Mexico's Gov. Lujan Grisham launched the construction of a new reproductive health clinic in Doña Ana County to enhance access to a range of healthcare services.

El Paso D.A. warns that school threats will lead to terroristic threat charges and emphasizes severe legal consequences in a newly released educational video.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office launched a High-Risk Inmate Transport course aimed at equipping Detention Officers with advanced tactics for safely handling volatile transport situations.

The Texas DPS is enhancing enforcement during Labor Day weekend to improve road safety, targeting infractions like speeding and DUI, while also offering motorists safety tips.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny, warm day in El Paso with a high near 94 degrees and a slight breeze, advising sunscreen use due to high UV rays.

The article provides weather forecasts for El Paso with mixed sunshine and showers, varying chances of precipitation, and consistent warm temperatures leading into a pleasant Labor Day.

UTEP has started its Fall semester, welcoming over 20,000 students. Enrollment numbers are yet to be finalized, and the campus faces ongoing parking challenges.

El Paso County Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt a "no-new-revenue" tax rate for the next fiscal year, lowering the rate but leading to missed investments in various areas.