Las Cruces Public Libraries and AARP are hosting a brain health seminar for older adults on May 28 at Branigan Library, focusing on mental acuity and overall health.

El Paso is expecting a significant temperature increase throughout the week with highs nearing 99°F, followed by slightly cooler mid-90s over the weekend. There's a chance of showers on Memorial Day and possible thunderstorms Monday night.

The NWECHS Class of 2025 excelled at graduation with $19.5 million in scholarships, notable college acceptances, and over 6,000 community service hours.

EPCC celebrated its spring commencement with 2,356 students graduating. Ceremonies featured speakers Dr. Serrata and Ray Martinez, III. Students shared excitement for future plans. EPCC noted its historical impact with over 105,000 degrees conferred.

Canutillo ISD offers free summer meals to children under 18, with no district enrollment or fees required, at several locations as part of the federal Seamless Summer Option program.

Canutillo ISD Superintendent Pedro Galaviz announced retirement by December 2025 amidst financial concerns, leading to potential staff layoffs and salary changes.

UTEP prepares for graduation ceremonies, with over 3,000 students set to graduate. Free admission, live streaming, and clear bag policies are in place.

UTEP's REAS Center, established in 2013, has facilitated over $100 million in grants, providing evaluation services and fostering student and faculty development.

Las Cruces Public Libraries introduces a monthly Board Game Day starting May 18 at Thomas Branigan Memorial Library, inviting community members to play a variety of classic and new board games.

A party in Dalton ended with one dead and several injured after a dispute over noise led to a shooting and stabbing. Two men, Ransford and Michael Myers, were arrested.

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.