The forecast for El Paso predicts windy conditions with gusts up to 37 mph and blowing dust, alongside mostly sunny days with stable temperatures peaking at 87 degrees.

I-10 in Central El Paso was closed due to a collision, with one person airlifted for severe injuries and another treated for minor injuries. Traffic was impacted.

Colorado Governor Polis signed SB 25-003, amending gun laws, prompting criticism from El Paso County Sheriff Roybal for its impact on 2nd Amendment rights.

El Paso ISD celebrates assistant principals during National Assistant Principals Week, acknowledging their role in school success, as highlighted by Superintendent Sayavedra.

An El Paso man was arrested for the murder of a woman found dead in Ciudad Juarez, following an investigation involving the FBI and Mexican authorities.

Las Cruces Police's Community Outreach unit scheduled an initiative on April 10 to address local issues like vandalism and panhandling to improve community quality of life.

El Paso County hosts the 3rd Annual Easter Egg Hunt with activities, free food, and games at Veterans Park on April 12, 2025, from 10 AM to 12 PM. Sheriff Ugarte invites the community to join.

El Paso ISD students are participating in the VITA program to offer free tax preparation for locals, providing service to the community and gaining financial literacy skills.

Officers in Colorado Springs shot and killed armed suspect Nathaniel Altman during an attempted vehicle break-in; no others were harmed. Investigation ongoing.

Las Cruces Public Libraries will offer beginner ukulele classes at Thomas Branigan Memorial Library starting April 17 for adults, teens, and children, with registration required through Brenda Cummings' email.

El Paso ISD is accepting registrations for the 2025-26 school year, offering innovative programs and specialized academies in STEM, STEAM, Fine Arts, and Environmental Science, as well as free all-day Pre-K and an Algebra-for-All initiative.

Alex Montoya was arrested on March 29, 2025, in El Paso for multiple felonies including theft, child endangerment, and forgery, with 13 outstanding warrants.

Selena Quintanilla's legacy endures 30 years after her death, influencing music and culture worldwide, with tributes and remembrances from El Paso to the global Latino community.