A recent traffic collision in the city resulted in a motorcyclist's death, marking the 63rd traffic fatality of the year, with the Special Traffic Investigations unit investigating.

An ambulance collision in East El Paso injured six people, with one seriously hurt. The cause and patient status are not yet reported. Investigations are ongoing.

El Paso reports its 63rd fatal crash of the year involving a pedestrian, Mr. Ray, who later died from injuries after being struck by a vehicle driven by Cardoza while crossing outside a crosswalk.

A scheduled water outage will affect residents in the Violet Way area of Dona Ana County on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, due to new water line integration work.

A fire on Crystal Place in Las Cruces was controlled within 20 minutes by firefighters, who rescued two cats and suffered a minor injury. Two residents were displaced, and the cause of the fire is under investigation.

A fire damaged a mobile home in Las Cruces, resulting in the death of a cat and no human injuries; firefighters contained the blaze swiftly and the cause remains under investigation.

An El Paso medical equipment supplier receives a five-year prison sentence for a $1.7 million health care fraud scheme involving billing for higher-priced items than were supplied.

A woman sustained injuries after falling 50 feet on Mt. Cristo Rey. Rescue teams, including an air-trauma helicopter, responded, and her condition is being assessed.

Las Cruces Police are searching for Jo Ann Melon Guadian, a missing 70-year-old woman last seen on East Picacho Avenue.

One person died after a motorcycle crash in Northeast El Paso, with police investigating the cause. Traffic was disrupted around Dyer Street and Deer Avenue.

An ATV crash at Red Sands results in one hospitalization; officials investigate the cause. Four people were involved though injuries were not disclosed.

El Paso Police seek public assistance to find Armando Contreras, 71, missing since November 4, last seen on the 100 block of Cargill. He is 5'11" with grey hair and dark eyes. No foul play is suspected, but concerns rise with time.

Defense attorneys in the 2019 Walmart shooting case seek to hold DA Bill Hicks in contempt, alleging he violated a gag order by speaking to the media.