Abraham Duarte Jr. was arrested by Horizon City Police for street racing and evading officers. His Dodge Charger was spotted racing a Chrysler 300, and despite efforts to disguise his car, he was detained and is now facing charges.

The Las Cruces City Council approved the Small Business Safety Improvement plan, providing $100,000 for grants to enhance local business security and partnership with law enforcement.

Las Cruces is engaging community input for updating its Downtown Master Plan to guide the city's core development, with public meetings held for stakeholder feedback.

El Paso County deputies recovered a stolen vehicle and over 1000 fentanyl pills, arresting Tasavion Butler and another person with a misdemeanor warrant.

Chapin High School Principal announced the 25th anniversary of the school and invited the community to a "Program Night" to showcase specialized academic programs.

El Paso County's DWI crackdown resulted in 50 arrests, with 36 for DWI offenses, involving multiple law enforcement agencies, highlighting the danger and intolerance of drunk driving.

Las Cruces firefighters responded to a gas leak at South Telshor Boulevard, with the area secured and traffic halted until repairs by utilities workers restored safety. No injuries were reported.

A high-speed chase in El Paso led to the arrest of Jose Rodriguez and a juvenile after their vehicle crashed. Rodriguez faces several charges with bonds totaling $35,000.

El Paso weather forecast includes sunny skies with highs around 83 degrees and mild winds today, a slight chance of showers tonight and Thursday morning, and continued sunny conditions through the weekend.

Flagstone Foods is downsizing its El Paso facility, impacting over 200 employees, with plans to focus on its Emerald Nuts brand and relocate private label production to other sites.

Six Ysleta ISD high schools' bands earned top ratings at UIL, advancing to Area contests with performances ranging from "From Manhattan to the Mountains" to "Manta Ray."

UTEP has raised over $41.5 million in 2025, marking the fourth year it has surpassed $40 million, with contributions from 6,428 donors supporting 514 programs.

The Horizon City Police Department joined a DWI Task Force Operation, resulting in 47 stops, 40 warnings, 7 citations, and 5 arrests to combat intoxicated driving.