At least five relatives were arrested after a young boy’s body was found wrapped in a blanket in Ciudad Juárez. Authorities say the child’s parents are being treated as prime suspects.

A single-vehicle crash near NMSU on March 14 injured three people; two were airlifted to UMC El Paso and police say a draft arrest warrant is pending.

Seven suspects had capital-murder indictments dismissed in the 2019 killing of El Paso rapper Terrance "TK" Kinard Jr. Four defendants remain charged and face trial.

Mexico’s Defense Department airlifted about 1,170 troops to Tijuana, Ciudad Juárez and León this week as a security reinforcement, the military said.

Sophia Ramirez, 15, remains on life support after an I-10 crash near Lee Trevino; her family says she has no brain activity and they are preparing to remove life support.

CBP officers at the Paso del Norte crossing seized 139.5 kilograms of drugs hidden in a pickup on Feb. 28, including about 14.86 kg of fentanyl — a public‑health danger.

A shooting at Holloman Air Force Base left one person dead and another wounded and prompted a temporary lockdown of the installation. Officials say investigators remain on scene.

CBP officers at Laredo recovered 39 live pythons hidden in a tractor bound for Mexico; federal wildlife agents took custody and an investigation is underway.

Two suspects were arrested after deputies say they smashed into a San Elizario home with bats and a tire iron; a man was hospitalized.

Authorities in Ciudad Juárez are searching for the family of an unidentified child found in a vacant lot; forensic tests indicate the death was caused by head trauma.

A former El Paso CBP officer was sentenced to 10 years after pleading guilty to bribery, human smuggling and a cocaine conspiracy tied to crossings at the Paso Del Norte bridge. The court ordered forfeitures and a money judgment in the case.

Customs officers say they found 58 bundles of meth — about 55.7 pounds — hidden in a Hyundai at Nogales' DeConcini crossing. A federal grand jury in Tucson has returned charges.

Federal prosecutors filed 250 new immigration cases in the Western District of Texas for the week of March 6–12. The DOJ names alleged smugglers and repeat offenders in the batch filings.