Las Cruces announces a summer activity program for teens, including sports nights, pool parties, and various other events planned for June and July to offer safe, fun environments for young people.

Las Cruces' public library is hosting a Themed Painting program on June 7, offering free art activities linked to the Summer Reading Program theme, "Color Our World."

El Paso ISD held its third annual Healthcare Expo and Hiring Fair, connecting over 300 students with job opportunities and demonstrating their skills in health sciences.

El Paso Community College's Northwest Campus is closed on May 28-29 for water pipe repairs, with operations going remote during this period. Other campuses remain open.

Doña Ana County imposed a full open-burn ban due to extreme drought, permitting grills and small bonfires with supervision; fines for violations apply.

A fire damaged a shed on Idaho Avenue in Las Cruces, but no injuries were reported. Firefighters controlled the blaze quickly. The cause and cost are under investigation.

El Paso firefighters controlled a Condition 4 fire on Mohair Drive, with two hospitalizations due to smoke inhalation. The fire is now under investigation.

The NWS predicts stable, sunny weather for El Paso, with highs near 91°F for Memorial Day weekend, slightly warmer midweek, and a chance of showers later in the week.

Las Cruces announces a revamp of Valley View Park's playground and parking lot, starting May 23, 2025, with expected completion in early to mid-August.

Matthew Medina from Canutillo High School became Texas UIL 5A Calculator Applications State Champion, was named valedictorian, and is slated to attend MIT.

Las Cruces is providing swim lessons at local pools this summer, with registration on June 7 and classes from June 16-26. Levels range from beginner to advanced, with evaluations for placement. Classes cost $45-$60, and space is limited.

Firefighters in Las Cruces extinguished a garage fire on Greening Avenue without injuries or damage to the adjacent home. An investigation is underway to determine the cause and assess the damages.

UTEP Assistant Professor Zifeng Feng is recognized among the top real estate researchers worldwide, with impactful publications on commercial real estate, AI in finance, and ESG impacts on firm value.