The New Mexico Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of Alexis Avila for abandoning her newborn in a dumpster; the Attorney General expressed satisfaction with the decision.

GECU plans to acquire Bank of the Southwest, extending its presence into New Mexico with 11 new branches, aiming to serve over 440,000 combined members and customers. Following regulatory approvals, the operations will unify under the GECU name.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office requests public help to identify a suspect from a robbery at a Valero gas station on Montana Ave. The suspect is a young Hispanic male captured on surveillance.

A federal court blocked the Texas GOP's new congressional map for 2026, citing its dilution of minority voters' strength in violation of voting rights laws.

El Paso City Council unanimously rejected Texas Gas Service's proposed 27% rate increase, sending the case to the Texas Railroad Commission for a 2026 ruling.

Dr. Brian Lusk was voted as the sole finalist for Superintendent of the El Paso Independent School District after a search process involving community feedback.

A father was arrested in El Paso, Texas, after leaving his three children unattended in a vehicle; he faces charges and a $30,000 bond. CPS is involved, and the children are with their mother.

A fatal crash in El Paso, involving a pickup and an 18-wheeler, resulted in the death of Natanael Mejia; the Sheriff’s Office is investigating the incident.

El Paso Police officers visited Milam and Jose Damian Elementary Schools during Career Day, engaging with students about law enforcement roles, showcasing equipment, and fostering positive community relations.

El Paso, TX, is expected to experience varying weather this week, with chances of showers and thunderstorms, fluctuating temperatures, and a clear end to the week.

Las Cruces police seek video evidence after a shooting on Bugatti Drive that killed one man and injured three teenagers.

Horizon City Police arrested fugitive Eduardo Morales on charges including aggravated assault. The seamless late-night apprehension emphasized effective local law enforcement and community cooperation.

Ricardo Tovar, 36, was arrested in Horizon City for his second DWI offense after failing to yield and showing signs of intoxication during a traffic stop.