Interim superintendent Martha Aguirre reports on El Paso ISD's progress, including community involvement in the superintendent search, student achievements in arts and sports, reading initiatives, and upcoming Veterans Day events.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of pleasant weather for El Paso with clear skies and mild temperatures, with a slight chance of rain on Saturday.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office arrested Esli Escobar-Luevano for a construction scam; he took a deposit for a fence project but never started work. He already had a warrant for a similar offense.

Las Cruces Bulletin's "Best of the Mesilla Valley 2026" contest drew community votes, highlighting public safety personnel, with local firefighters and law enforcement officers featured among the winners.

An accidental fire at the El Paso County Sheriff's evidence lot damaged 13 vehicles, potentially affecting criminal cases; it was caused by an electrical issue in a vehicle.

El Paso enjoys sunny, stable weather with temperatures around 57°F, and a forecast of gentle breezes and clear skies. The pleasant conditions are expected to continue through the week.

Authorities in El Paso are seeking tips after 53-year-old Pedro Garcia died from a head injury sustained outside a Jack in the Box. Investigators say he was struck in the head and later died on Nov. 6.

A Las Cruces judge ordered separate trials for the four suspects in the Young Park mass shooting, setting staggered jury dates in February and March 2026.

CBP officers at El Paso ports seized 263.1 kilos of narcotics in a week, using canine units and inspection technology to stop drugs from entering the U.S.

The El Paso Police are investigating a murder where Garcia was found unconscious with a head wound, initially thought to be a shooting. The case is ongoing, with a public call for information.

Las Cruces voters elected new city council members and a municipal judge, with victories for Harris, Corran, Munoz, and DeRossitt. Results are unofficial until certified.

EPCC's Men's and Women's Cross Country teams aim for success at the NJCAA National Championships, with the women ranked third nationally and the men holding an at-large berth.

Jon Elliott of Irvin High School won the 2025 Game-Changing Coach of the Year for his transformative impact on student-athletes. His team received a $5,000 grant.