El Paso County Sheriff's deputies arrested Daniel Garcia Monge for allegedly stealing lumber from a construction site, highlighting a larger issue of site thefts.

A Taco Bell employee in Ruidoso, New Mexico, was arrested for assaulting a co-worker with a handgun, without any shots fired. Police safely handled the situation.

Las Cruces initiates fall/winter outdoor watering restrictions with even/odd address schedule to conserve water, includes a hotline for reporting water waste.

The forecast for El Paso indicates clear skies and rising temperatures, with highs in the mid to upper 80s and lows in the mid-60s, offering consistent sunny days and clear nights.

El Paso man Adrian David Perez Jr. was sentenced to 15 years for selling fentanyl-laced pills leading to a fatal overdose. The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Texas confirmed the sentencing.

A Socorro ISD math teacher is arrested on child sex abuse charges, sparking community concerns about safety in schools. Two more district employees also face indecency charges and are on leave.

The El Paso Police Department requests public help to solve a September shooting incident on N. Zaragoza and stresses the value of community assistance in their investigation.

UTEP's men's basketball team will hold an open practice in Ciudad Juárez, marking their first event of this kind across the border, reinforcing community ties.

Socorro PD is investigating an aggravated assault after finding an unresponsive man in critical condition on Calcutta Drive, with CID and Horizon City PD assisting.

The Branigan Cultural Center will exhibit over 200 images from the Ballard Photo Studio, capturing the Mesilla Valley's people and culture from 1930-1950, starting October 4, 2024.

DOJ officials visited El Paso to address civil rights, commemorate the 2019 shooting, and interact with the community and youth on public service and justice issues.

A man was arrested for DUI in El Paso after being caught driving 113 mph. The El Paso Police Department reported the incident, emphasizing their focus on traffic safety and the risks of drunk driving.

Montana Patrol Station launched the "Mentoring Our Future Program" at Mountain View High School, where students met with officers over lunch to learn about careers in law enforcement.