El Paso Police seek help after a man was dragged in a carjacking incident. The suspect is described as a bald Hispanic male in his 40s, and the stolen vehicle is a white 2005 GMC Yukon with veteran plates.

Sheriff Oscar Ugarte released the most wanted fugitives in El Paso, including individuals accused of serious crimes, and seeks public assistance with Crime Stoppers offering rewards for tips.

EPCC celebrated the academic and athletic achievements of its student athletes, highlighting successes in various sports and academic excellence. The baseball team's historic season and individual accolades were also recognized.

El Paso's weather is sunny with temperatures around 53-78°F, light breezes, and a chance of showers on Thursday. The weekend will remain sunny with highs near 80-93°F and occasional stronger gusts at night.

Registration for Las Cruces' free Teen Connection summer program opens May 5, with activities for grades 6-12 and in-person and online registration options.

El Paso's weather forecast for the week includes mild temperatures with intermittent rain and thunderstorms, mostly sunny days, and some windy conditions.

El Paso's weather update includes fair skies, 58°F temperature, and 58% humidity, with east winds at 6mph. Sunny with a high near 79 and a 30% chance of afternoon showers expected.

The Northwest Early College High School and Northwest Campus closed due to a water main leak. Operations have moved online as officials handle the situation.

The EPCC Tejanos baseball team swept Clarendon College, improving their record and playoff chances, while the softball team faced setbacks with consecutive losses.

Esteban Acosta, wanted for vehicle theft, was arrested after a coordinated law enforcement effort in Texas, following a pursuit and a temporary lockdown of local schools.

El Paso, TX, is expected to experience patchy blowing dust this afternoon with highs around 84 degrees and wind gusts up to 24 mph. The week ahead looks sunny with temperatures ranging in the 80s.

El Paso faces severe weather with advisories for high winds and wildfire risks on Sunday, which could cause power outages and difficult travel, with warnings against outdoor burning.

El Paso Police Department issues a safety advisory for hikers, emphasizing preparation like dressing in layers, carrying water, and staying on marked trails.