El Paso reports its first traffic fatality of 2025 after Aundre Kahlil Malik Laffoon crashed on Loop 375 and was struck by another vehicle. Speed is a factor; the investigation continues.

A pedestrian was struck and killed on I-10 East near Lomaland, causing a multi-hour highway shutdown; no other injuries were reported. Traffic resumed post investigation and cleanup.

A fatal crash on Joe Battle Boulevard in El Paso resulted in one death and disrupted traffic. The incident, which occurred before 4 a.m., is under investigation, with limited details currently available.

Las Cruces police found a couple dead in a murder-suicide on the 4000 Block of Gila Trail. The ongoing investigation suggests Dennis Wyatts shot Renate Wyatts and himself.

Las Cruces Police seek information on a shooting near Frenger Park that left a teenager hospitalized and in serious condition. No suspect or motive disclosed yet.

A deputy at El Paso County Jail prevented drug smuggling by intercepting contraband from Shandra Rathke during booking. Rathke tried to hide methamphetamine, resulting in additional charges.

Investigation is underway after a pedestrian was fatally hit by a vehicle on I-10 East in El Paso, leading to extended highway closure and traffic delays.

A family in El Paso's Lower Valley was displaced following a house fire believed to have started in the attic. The blaze resulted in no injuries, and the Red Cross is providing aid.

El Paso law enforcement, with Crime Stoppers, is seeking the public's assistance in capturing highlighted fugitives from their Most Wanted list, with potential rewards for tips leading to arrests.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office is investigating a suspected homicide linked to two missing men, and is seeking information on a black Audi A4 and a blue Ford F-150.

A car veered off Transmountain Road but no injuries were reported; later, a man suffered minor injuries after his vehicle lost control on the same road.

A woman with a leg injury was rescued from Mount Cristo Rey on Christmas Eve by the Sunland Park Fire Department and Border Patrol agents, and later taken to a hospital.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office K9 Unit received a $15k donation from God’s Pantry Ministry in memory of the late K9 Jinx, enhancing the unit's capabilities.