El Paso's most wanted individuals are highlighted by local law enforcement and Crime Stoppers, including Antonio Rivera for accident-related charges, and Alex Montoya for forgery targeting the elderly.

A former CBP officer, Miguel Angel Delgado Jr., was sentenced to two years in prison for using excessive force and falsifying a report in El Paso, Texas.

The El Paso Police Department requests public help to solve a September shooting incident on N. Zaragoza and stresses the value of community assistance in their investigation.

Las Cruces officials educate on consequences of school threats after arresting three teens, emphasizing the serious legal and educational ramifications for making and sharing such threats on social media.

El Paso police investigate a deadly pedestrian-involved collision on Alameda Avenue near Ascarate Park, leading to a road closure.

Socorro PD is investigating an aggravated assault after finding an unresponsive man in critical condition on Calcutta Drive, with CID and Horizon City PD assisting.

El Paso firefighters extinguished a fire at an abandoned house at 4115 Myrtle Ave without any injuries. The fire, controlled within an hour, is under investigation for its cause.

El Paso Police are searching for a suspect linked to two indecent assaults near UTEP, with alerts issued to students and a suspect description provided.

A Texas District Attorney states El Paso is not the central hub for Tren de Aragua's U.S. activities, noting that other cities are also affected by the gang's crimes.

The trial for the El Paso Walmart shooting is set for 2026, with jury selection starting in 2025, as the complex case against Patrick Crusius continues to develop.

A head-on car crash near the U.S./Mexico border injured four people, two seriously. It occurred on westbound Paisano Drive; one vehicle was going the wrong way.

One person died in a motorcycle crash in central El Paso. The crash is under investigation and caused traffic disruptions. The accident took place near a cultural event with heavy pedestrian traffic.

U.S. Army Private Travis King pleaded guilty to charges including desertion and escape after fleeing to North Korea. Some charges were dismissed in a plea deal.