A shooting at Pine Village Apartments in Northeast El Paso early Thursday left one person seriously injured, with no details on suspects or motives yet.

The Las Cruces Police Department begins new domestic violence training for its 54th Police Academy to improve cadet response and handling of such incidents.

The El Paso Police reported a traffic collision at McCombs and Regulus, where 67-year-old Lori Kenyan, a pedestrian, was fatally struck by a car, marking the city's 51st pedestrian death this year.

El Paso Police responded to an 'unknown problem' in South-Central El Paso, near Bowie High School, with authorities providing little information, leaving the community anxious and awaiting details.

El Paso police investigate a late Sunday night shooting on N Mesa Street that hospitalized one person with serious injuries. The circumstances and motives are unclear.

A traffic accident on McNutt Road in Sunland Park, NM, injured three people. The Sunland Park Fire Department responded and transported the victims to hospitals with minor injuries. The cause is under investigation.

A 35-year-old man sustained serious injuries in an ATV rollover in San Elizario on Saturday night, as reported by local law enforcement and news outlets.

El Paso Police arrested 21-year-old Xavier Martinez for stalking, prompting community awareness on personal safety and the importance of reporting such incidents.

A pedestrian was deliberately hit by a vehicle in El Paso after a physical altercation, leading to the arrest of Rene Martinez for aggravated assault.

A man was fatally shot in a Las Cruces home, with police investigating the relationship between the victim and a resident of the home as part of the ongoing case.

Two intoxicated drivers, Roman Aranda and Daniel Vasquez, were arrested after crashing into El Paso County Sheriff's patrol units in separate incidents.

El Paso County Sheriff's deputies arrested Daniel Garcia Monge for allegedly stealing lumber from a construction site, highlighting a larger issue of site thefts.

A Taco Bell employee in Ruidoso, New Mexico, was arrested for assaulting a co-worker with a handgun, without any shots fired. Police safely handled the situation.