The EPCC Tejanos baseball team swept Clarendon College, improving their record and playoff chances, while the softball team faced setbacks with consecutive losses.

Former Judge Joel Cano and wife Nancy face charges for allegedly aiding a suspected Venezuelan gang member, including evidence tampering and conspiracy. They are accused of destroying a phone and attempting to conceal the suspect's online profile.

Esteban Acosta, wanted for vehicle theft, was arrested after a coordinated law enforcement effort in Texas, following a pursuit and a temporary lockdown of local schools.

El Paso, TX, is expected to experience patchy blowing dust this afternoon with highs around 84 degrees and wind gusts up to 24 mph. The week ahead looks sunny with temperatures ranging in the 80s.

High school softball teams across the South Plains excelled in bi-district playoffs, with Sundown, Snyder, Floydada, Hermleigh, Lubbock Cooper, Eastlake, Americas, and Parkland securing series wins.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office and partners offered free VIN etching and KidPrint ID services to enhance community safety in Fabens, supported by a local business.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office arrested Hortencia Aguilar De Areyanes for illegal dumping, marking its fifth such arrest in recent times. She could face jail time and a fine if convicted.

The National Weather Service warns of extreme weather in Southern New Mexico and Far West Texas with high winds, blowing dust, and critical fire dangers.

El Paso police arrested three people linked to multiple shootings, with no reported injuries. A juvenile is in probation, while Yarde and Morales are detained.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office is combating illegal desert dumping by hosting a free Community Clean-Up Event, encouraging residents to help preserve the local environment.

El Paso faces severe weather with advisories for high winds and wildfire risks on Sunday, which could cause power outages and difficult travel, with warnings against outdoor burning.

Las Cruces hosts a community walk with America's Walking Club, offering 3K and 5K routes and promoting health and local culture, with events accessible to all, including children and people with disabilities.

God's Pantry Ministry donated $15,000 to El Paso County Sheriff's Office Mounted Unit in memory of fallen horses Major Bradley and Zulu. The funds will cover new horses and equipment.