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Two U.S. Embassy staff and two Mexican officers died in a predawn crash after teams discovered clandestine meth labs in Chihuahua's mountains. Investigators are probing the cause.
Chihuahua state police and soldiers freed 15 migrants from a Ciudad Juárez home after a 911 tip; five people were arrested at the scene without resistance.
A woman was killed just before 1:45 a.m. Saturday in a crash near Gateway Blvd E and Buffalo Soldier Road in El Paso's Lower Valley. Police say Special Traffic Investigations is investigating.
Anthony City Hall was briefly locked down Friday as officers tracked a man to a nearby home; municipal services were temporarily suspended.
Organizers canceled the Bunny Bash in El Paso this weekend after an anonymous security threat; police are investigating.
An El Paso ironwork owner pled guilty to deceptive business practices and was ordered to repay more than $100,000 after customers said paid-for work never arrived.
Viral clips of leash yanks prompted El Paso Animal Services to open an investigation and remind owners that painful corrections can cross into cruelty.
Two El Paso men were arrested after alleged scams that targeted elderly residents seeking repairs, authorities say. Officials are urging families to vet contractors carefully.
A 30-year-old was booked after deputies say she pointed a handgun at motorists near Horizon Heights Elementary. Detectives added a second aggravated‑assault charge.
DEA El Paso flagged "ciclorfina" — a new synthetic opioid — as an emerging and potentially deadly threat at the border.
Court filings say El Paso police punched a DWI suspect during an April 5 traffic stop, and booking records show he posted bond the next day. Breath tests in the file registered well above the legal limit.
Deputies arrested a 25-year-old after a late-night traffic stop; authorities say he claimed cartel ties and threatened to harm deputies and their families.
El Paso City Council voted to hire outside consultants as a civil-rights suit by Daniel Villegas — who spent nearly 20 years behind bars — moves toward trial.
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