The Las Cruces Police Department advises residents on ways to combat the rise in package thefts during the holiday season, including being vigilant and utilizing technology.

El Paso County officials and the Sheriff’s Office celebrated the completion of the Rex and Meridian Roads Intersection Improvement Project in Falcon, which includes a new traffic signal and road widening to enhance safety.

The Frank O'Brien Papen Community Center in Las Cruces closes its dining room for renovations from Dec 2-17, 2024, with alternative dining options provided.

Las Cruces launches workforce development programs, offering training and job placement support to enhance career advancement opportunities for residents.

Doña Ana County administrative offices will close on November 28-29 for Thanksgiving, with emergency services continuing without interruption. Normal operations resume December 2.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office donated $6,440 from the sale of pink patches and key chains to support cancer patients through UCHealth Memorial Hospital Foundation.

Las Cruces' Keep Las Cruces Beautiful Program is hosting a Neighborhood Dumpster Day on November 16, 2024, for residents to dispose of waste for free.

Las Cruces Utilities warns against flushing wipes, which clog the sewage system, and is distributing door hangers to remind residents to throw wipes in the trash.

Las Cruces Public Libraries invites families to a Native American storytelling event with Park Ranger Alex Mares on Nov. 20, offering cultural education with stories and artifacts.

The Valle Verde campus of El Paso Community College was closed due to a power outage, with administration advising against campus attendance while other locations remain open.

Stage I fire restrictions in unincorporated areas of El Paso County have been lifted by Sheriff Roybal due to improved conditions, effective November 7, 2024.

Las Cruces offers a three-day Thanksgiving camp for kids K-5, with activities, meals, and a registration fee of $20, available online or at city locations.

Sheriff Roybal praises the passage of Colorado's Proposition 130, which focuses on enhancing law enforcement capabilities and supporting officers' families.