Jacob Rodriguez is a standout student-athlete at Austin High School with a strong connection to the school's history, excelling in football and broadcasting, and mentored by Coach Pichardo. He aims to carry on his family's legacy at Austin.

EPCC, in collaboration with CASFV, offered a webinar series on violence prevention, rewarding 54 attendees with certificates and aiming to improve support for abuse survivors.

El Paso County Sheriff's deputies visited Mountain View High School to present various roles within the force, aiming to mentor and inspire students interested in law enforcement careers.

Las Cruces welcomes "Allochory," a new public sculpture by Jamie Spinello, funded by the New Mexico Arts program. The dedication ceremony is on November 13, 2025.

Two UTEP faculty members, Carolina Valencia and Lela Vukovic, win prestigious 2025 Regents’ Outstanding Teaching Awards.

Socorro, Texas, officials have announced found dogs near a canal and offer to assist with vaccines and microchips for potential adopters or reunification with owners.

Las Cruces Utilities will be closed on October 30 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. for a safety and team-building event. Payments can still be made at City Hall during this time.

Coronado High School showcases its educational offerings during Program Night for prospective students and families, highlighting its strong academics, extracurriculars, and community values.

El Paso County prepares for a Fall Festival with activities including a Trunk or Treat, Haunted House, and Costume Contest, hosted by the Peter J. Herrera Patrol Station.

Las Cruces police and fire departments provide safety tips for Halloween, including adult supervision, well-lit paths, visible costumes, using sidewalks, and careful candy inspection.

Franklin High School invites the community to their Program Night on October 27 to explore educational programs and school spirit.

The EPPD and Rep. Alejandra Chávez held a community meeting in District 1 to discuss public safety and strengthen connections between residents and law enforcement.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office celebrated the graduation of Basic Detention Officer Class 25-05 "Desert Echo," showcasing their readiness to serve the community.