El Paso Police Department issues a safety advisory for hikers, emphasizing preparation like dressing in layers, carrying water, and staying on marked trails.

SWAT teams resolved a standoff with domestic violence suspect Mark Anthony Leon in El Paso County, who had barricaded himself with a child before surrendering peacefully.

Firefighters extinguished a blaze at an empty house on Lenox Avenue in Las Cruces, with no injuries reported and an ongoing investigation into the cause.

EPISD is hosting a festive Registration Rally on April 26 to ease the enrollment process and showcase the district's strengths, offering online enrollment assistance and program details.

UTEP's annual Giving Day breaks the record with $390,000 raised, supported by over 2,500 donors to fund various student-centric programs and initiatives.

El Paso ISD received a "C" rating from TEA, reflecting ongoing efforts to improve academic outcomes, including specialized academies and expanding educational programs.

A Fire Weather Watch is issued for Sunday in Southern New Mexico and Far West Texas, including El Paso County, due to strong winds, low humidity, and dry conditions.

The Las Cruces Public Libraries will host a tornado-themed movie marathon on May 3 at the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library, featuring films with tornado themes starting at 11 a.m.

Former National Park Ranger Randy Harabin will give a free presentation on Grand Teton National Park at the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library, discussing the park's geology, plants, and wildlife.

Celina Morales is named the new Deputy Director of Economic Development for Las Cruces, focusing on business growth, strategic leadership, and sustainable economic success.

Las Cruces joins the DEA for National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day on April 26, providing a way to safely dispose of prescription drugs and educate about abuse.

EPCC's Northwest campus hosted a criminal justice career forum for students, featuring FBI, DEA, and HSI agents sharing insights on law enforcement roles and agency missions.

Doña Ana County announces open house meetings about the Rio Grande Trail project for early May, inviting public input on the 500-mile trail's development in New Mexico.