Monica Rodriguez, born with cerebral palsy, graduated from an El Paso school using a speech-generating device, pursuing her dream of opening a bakery.

UTEP reported that six community members were selected for the prestigious 2025 Fulbright Program to engage in academic endeavors in various countries, setting a university record for applicants.

Las Cruces activates cooling stations to protect residents from a severe heatwave, with extended hours at community centers and libraries, and health officials advising caution against heat-related illnesses.

EPCC and El Paso Texas Women Veterans honored female service members, revealed plans for a women's VA clinic, and recognized local women veterans with Trailblazer awards.

Julia Smith will present her documentary on Acid Westerns and Orville Wanzer's film "The Devil's Mistress" at the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library in June.

Las Cruces authorities advise on swimming safety, emphasizing supervision of children and the elderly, proper use of flotation devices, and avoiding alcohol when around water.

Motivational speaker Fabian Ramirez spoke to El Paso ISD students about empathy, resilience, and combating bullying, sharing his personal experiences to inspire and educate on the subject.

Las Cruces Police and Raising Cane’s host a Lunchbox Lemonade event at Metro Verde Splash Pad to foster community relations, including free popsicles and lemonade.

El Paso County commissioners plan to discuss fireworks restrictions due to fire risks, considering public safety over economic interests, as the region faces drought conditions.

Las Cruces Parks and Rec is hosting free summer teen dances on June 20, July 18, and August 1, offering a safe, supervised place to enjoy music and dancing.

EPISD announces its 2025 graduation schedule, starting June 6, with more than 4,000 students graduating. The ceremonies are spread across several days and venues, with a call for respectful behavior from attendees.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office received a token marking event season's start, celebrating Western heritage, with community events including rodeos and breakfasts.

Las Cruces is inviting food vendors to apply for their 2025 Fourth of July celebration at Pat and Lou Sisbarro Community Park, with applications due by June 23, 2025.