El Paso County celebrates the graduation of Peace Officer Academy Class 25-01, with a focus on crisis intervention training for law enforcement officers.

The El Paso Fire Department held a 9/11 memorial to honor those lost and current firefighters' dedication, with a community event and a social media tribute.

El Paso County marked 9/11 by engaging in a park cleanup event, Revive & Thrive, to honor the day through community service and environmental stewardship.

EPCC will dedicate a day to staff development on September 18, pausing classes until 5 PM. President Serrata will give the State of the College Address. Viewing options are provided campus-wide and online. Normal operations will resume the next day.

El Paso's weather is comfy at 73°F with a few clouds and gentle winds. Highs may reach 96°F today, with clear nights around 71°F. Sunny days with mid-90s highs expected this week, and a slight chance of rain Friday night.

El Paso ISD has scheduled early release dates for parent-teacher conferences in September 2025, to foster family-educator collaboration for student success.

Amy Cataldi, a Hanks High School alumnus, impacts El Paso through business leadership and support for youth athletics, including hockey and school programs.

El Paso County deputies arrested a couple for child endangerment after stopping their pickup for reckless driving and finding an unsecured infant in the passenger's arms.

Two injured in Las Cruces shooting near Salopek Park; one airlifted. Police investigate with no suspects named.

El Paso County Sheriff's deputies arrested Jorge Hernandez Ornelas for drug possession during a traffic stop, finding four pounds of methamphetamine in his car.

A fire is being fought by the West Valley Fire Department in the Westway area, leading to road closures and a traffic alert for Deanna Davenport Elementary pickups. Sheriff Ugarte states there's no immediate threat to the area.

Las Cruces Police Department will end applications for its next academy class on September 8, 2025, offering NMSU students 15 credits and $24 per hour during training.

The Canutillo ISD Board approved a minor tax rate reduction for the 2025-26 year aiming to balance taxpayer relief with educational needs amidst rising home valuations.