An individual in Central El Paso was seriously injured after being struck by a train; details surrounding the incident are unclear, with investigations ongoing.

Las Cruces is planning a revitalization of the El Paseo and S. Solano corridors with a focus on sustainable development, equity, and historical preservation. Residents are encouraged to share input via a survey.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office conducted a mass casualty training exercise at the county jail, involving local emergency response teams and maintaining full jail operations during the drill.

El Paso Police and U.S. Marshals ended a standoff in Northeast El Paso with one man arrested. The identity and charges were not released. The situation caused local concern for safety.

Two men in El Paso County were arrested on drug charges for attempting to discard fentanyl during a stop. They face charges for tampering with evidence and possession.

UTEP's women's volleyball team competed in their first NCAA tournament, ultimately losing to the Oklahoma Sooners.

Las Cruces Parks and Recreation Department announced a winter break camp for K-5th graders with activities and meal provisions, at two locations, with registration starting Dec. 9.

Local artists will present their public art proposals for La Buena Vida Park at City Hall, with public attendance encouraged to witness the idea pitches.

A water main break in West El Paso caused school closures and affected residents, with repairs underway and water service expected to be mostly restored by early Wednesday.

A fire damaged a mobile home in Las Cruces, resulting in the death of a cat and no human injuries; firefighters contained the blaze swiftly and the cause remains under investigation.

The National Weather Service in El Paso forecasts a week of mostly sunny conditions, mild temperatures in the mid-60s, and slight rain chances, with variable cloud cover and cooler nights.

An ATV crash at Red Sands results in one hospitalization; officials investigate the cause. Four people were involved though injuries were not disclosed.

El Paso Police seek public assistance to find Armando Contreras, 71, missing since November 4, last seen on the 100 block of Cargill. He is 5'11" with grey hair and dark eyes. No foul play is suspected, but concerns rise with time.