Aaron Terrazas graduated from Coronado High and has an associate degree through EPCC's P-TECH program. He's entering the US Military Academy Preparatory School, with a nomination from Congresswoman Escobar, before planning on attending West Point.

El Paso ISD's Project SEARCH program celebrated a special graduation for students with disabilities who completed a yearlong job training internship at local hospitals, preparing them for future employment.

Horizon City Police issued a warning due to a gas leak near South Kenazo Ave, closing streets and advising residents to stay inside. Texas Gas Service is addressing the issue; no evacuations were ordered.

Las Cruces Police partner with Raising Cane's for "Lunchbox Lemonade" events at local splash pads, facilitating community engagement and dialogue with officers.

Las Cruces Senior Programs hosts an elder abuse awareness event on June 6 at Munson Senior Center, with resources and information available to the public.

Brian Rodiles defended his master's thesis on cybersecurity at UTEP, having started his academic journey at EPCC. His research improves security in operational technology and he will present at IEEE ICMLCN 2025 and join Capital One.

Sgt. Lawrence Gallegos of the El Paso County Sheriff's Office received a Leadership Award for his exemplary service, particularly as the SRT Team Leader and during a high-risk trial.

The El Paso Police Department celebrated community spirit in May with a large academy graduation, National Police Week, their 152nd anniversary, and various community engagement events.

Las Cruces announces a summer activity program for teens, including sports nights, pool parties, and various other events planned for June and July to offer safe, fun environments for young people.

EPISD is launching a summer nutrition program to provide free meals to local children and students with disabilities, leveraging the Seamless Summer Option administered by the TDA on behalf of the USDA.

Las Cruces Public Libraries to launch the "Color Our World" Summer Reading Program on June 1, offering activities and rewards to participants until July 13.

Las Cruces' 'Paint Your Path' program combines hiking and painting for teens aged 13-17, starting June 10, 2025, at various trails with a registration fee of $24.

Doña Ana County has launched a new water service complaint line and online form for residents to report water issues, available in both English and Spanish.