Gina Martinez has been appointed the new CEO of La Nube, a STEAM center in El Paso, bringing significant leadership experience and a passion for inclusivity.

Family and friends held memorial services for Julio Cordero, a late retired FBI agent shot by a school officer, recalling his life and urging daily expressions of love.

El Paso County announces the graduation of Basic Detention Officer Class 24-03, inviting the community to the ceremony on September 19, 2024, to honor the new officers' training and dedication.

The Meerscheidt Recreation Center is adjusting its fall schedule for the school break, with limited adult sport sessions but ongoing Zumba Gold, cornhole, and adaptive sports, excluding activities on October 5.

Las Cruces introduces new pickleball courts at the East Mesa Public Recreation Complex, with a ribbon-cutting event planned, promising community entertainment and inclusive activities.

The Las Cruces Fire Department announces plans to commemorate the 23rd anniversary of the September 11 attacks with a ceremony including a flag raising and bell tolling.

Mayor's Bike Ride event is scheduled on September 14 in Las Cruces starting from La Llorona Trail. Participants can enjoy either a 5-mile or a 14-mile bike ride.

El Paso City Council considers banning homes as party venues due to noise and safety complaints. Residents are divided on the issue, with some opposing restrictions on their property rights.

Las Cruces is hosting a Town Hall on September 12 to discuss the impact of drugs like fentanyl and meth, featuring Police Chief Story and health experts.

The City of Las Cruces Public Works Department is seeking public input on the University Avenue Corridor Study during an event at the local Farmers & Crafts Market.

Branigan Memorial Library in Las Cruces introduces Socrates Cafe for monthly philosophical discussions, starting September 28 and accessible via public transportation.

The El Paso Zoo mourns the death of a 25-year-old sea lion named L.B., who passed away due to declining health and complications revealed through a necropsy.

El Paso's Star on the Mountain will shine in gold to support childhood cancer awareness, in collaboration with the El Paso Children’s Hospital. A Dance Off for Cancer event further raised awareness and community support.