El Paso will reach 100 degrees Saturday before rain chances return next week. Storm potential increases Wednesday and beyond as moisture and flooding concerns increase.

El Paso will bake under sunny skies through Sunday, then see rain and thunderstorm chances return early next week.

A two-vehicle wreck near McCombs and Dyer Street sent one person to a local hospital by helicopter Tuesday night.

The Close the Gap Community Summit is planned for Sept. 30 at the El Paso County Coliseum.

Crews battled hotspots for hours after a pre-dawn blaze hit a commercial building on Pellicano Drive. No injuries were reported.

Bryan Delara ditched 74 cocaine baggies and put his car in reverse before officers caught him near Alameda and Clark.

The Southern New Mexico State Fairgrounds hosted the Harvest Wine and Music Festival, with tasting tickets bundling a keepsake glass and a $5 bottle discount.

The Tuesday ceremony marks the end of decades-old septic tanks for 862 households across the Lower Valley.

El Paso will reach the mid-90s through Labor Day, with isolated nighttime storms adding a little uncertainty to the hot weekend forecast.

El Paso's Las Palmas Medical Center now offers a hybrid heart procedure combining surgery and catheter ablation for tough AFib cases.

Nichols Ranch and Orchards celebrates a century of Sacramento Mountains apple growing with two days of picking, pie and live music.

A neighbor heard sirens and an intercom as officers ordered people out of a Kenmore Street home before the standoff shifted to Nordstrom.

El Paso will bake at 97 degrees Wednesday before storm chances build Thursday night and Friday. Gusty winds and localized flooding could accompany the strongest storms.