Border Patrol in El Paso disrupted a smuggling ring, arresting four suspected smugglers and eight migrants. They also detained four undocumented migrants with criminal records.

The Las Cruces bowling alley mass-shooting, unsolved after 35 years, left 4 children and 3 adults dead. A $25,000 reward is offered for information leading to the culprits.

Las Cruces police are probing a fatal stabbing near Seventeenth Street and Picacho Avenue. The 26-year-old male victim died at the scene; the suspect fled on foot.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office arrested Jose Daniel Paramo Guerra after a pursuit, finding a stolen vehicle, firearm, drugs, and goods associated with his criminal activities.

A 90-year-old woman died after a two-vehicle collision in East El Paso; both drivers sustained minor injuries. The crash marked the city's fifth traffic-related death this year.

A traffic accident on Interstate 10 in El Paso leads to the city's fourth traffic fatality this year, with an ongoing investigation into the involvement of a semi-trailer in the incident.

A 54-year-old man died in a high-speed three-vehicle collision in Las Cruces. The crash involved his Nissan Armada hitting a Malibu, which then struck a Mustang. Others sustained non-fatal injuries.

Federal agencies including the FBI, DHS, and DEA are collaborating on immigration enforcement in El Paso, Texas, though details and arrest figures are not fully disclosed.

A juvenile on a scooter may have been hit by a car in South-Central El Paso; details of injuries are not fully disclosed, with an ongoing investigation.

El Paso police arrested a suspect named Vega for burglary and theft, including possessing a stolen handgun, after he tried to flee near Hornado Middle School.

El Paso police arrested three suspects involved in a "jugging" theft targeting a 78-year-old after a bank withdrawal.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office enforced laws against illegal encampments on the Greenway Trail, leading to citations for trespassing and unauthorized camping, along with several arrests, including for serious offenses.

The El Paso Police Department focused on catching DWI offenders with child passengers in January, backed by a Texas DOT grant, emphasizing safety and legal consequences.