Las Cruces hosts a community walk with America's Walking Club, offering 3K and 5K routes and promoting health and local culture, with events accessible to all, including children and people with disabilities.

El Paso Police Department issues a safety advisory for hikers, emphasizing preparation like dressing in layers, carrying water, and staying on marked trails.

The Las Cruces Public Libraries will host a tornado-themed movie marathon on May 3 at the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library, featuring films with tornado themes starting at 11 a.m.

Former National Park Ranger Randy Harabin will give a free presentation on Grand Teton National Park at the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library, discussing the park's geology, plants, and wildlife.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office and partners cleaned up an area fraught with pollution and crime, informed residents, offered aid, and made an arrest. Sheriff Roybal highlighted the area's violent history and pledged continued law enforcement.

¡mira! Las Cruces festival returns Saturday with cultural events, a drone light show, Lucha Libre wrestling, and diverse musical performances downtown.

El Paso is organizing a community clean-up on May 3 to enhance the Montoya Heights neighborhood in District 1, with tools and roll-off containers provided.

Las Cruces Public Libraries and End of Life Options New Mexico host an event to discuss end-of-life care for seniors, held on April 23, 2025, at the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office collaborated with local groups to clean up a homeless encampment by Sand Creek, providing resources to the displaced and restoring the area.

The Las Cruces Police Department is hosting a series of community engagement events named Lunchbox Lemonade, providing free refreshments and facilitating conversations about safety and law enforcement.

Las Cruces Police Department will host a 'Bridging the Badge' livestream on April 15 to discuss the Traffic Unit's role, aiming to connect with the community.

Coronado High School's Speech and Debate team equips students with confidence and skills useful for many careers. Students like Alejandro Martinez Diaz attribute their ability to articulate and engage in political discussions to the team's training.

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.