El Paso Community College librarian Ana 'Lizzie' Ochoa receives the 2025 Woody and Gayle Hunt Aspen Fellowship and will attend the Aspen Institute Summer Words Festival.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office arrested two individuals, Lucia Villa and her son Fernando, for illegally dumping trash in the East El Paso desert area.

EPISD expands the AVID program to more schools to enhance students' educational experience and personal growth, phasing out the IB Middle Years Programme due to its limited impact.

The NWS predicts clear, sunny days ahead for El Paso, TX, with high temperatures in the mid-80s, calm winds, and a low risk of blowing dust on Sunday.

The University of Texas at El Paso has launched AI-ICER, an institute focusing on AI for community-engaged research, with diverse faculty collaborating on regional challenges.

The Las Cruces City Council approved the Las Cruces International Airport Master Plan, setting the stage for regional growth and interstate passenger services.

Las Cruces Police honor fallen Officer Jonah Hernandez with Operation Not in Vain 2025, starting April 28, to combat violent crime and continue his legacy.

Deputies arrested Mesha Hartman, a parolee, after finding drugs, a firearm, and confirming the vehicle she drove was stolen. The sheriff criticized Colorado's policies on offenders.

CBP officers at the Paso Del Norte border stopped a motor scooter carrying over 12 pounds of fentanyl and some cocaine concealed within it, leading to the arrest of an 18-year-old US citizen.

Career readiness event in El Paso improves work skills for special education students through the Project SEARCH program and collaboration with local businesses.

U.S. Customs seized counterfeit jewelry worth over $9 million in El Paso, originally from China and intended to mimic Van Cleef & Arpels' designs. The CBP warns against the criminal implications of buying fake goods.

El Paso police arrested a suspect in a hit-and-run case involving a scooter driver who sustained life-threatening injuries. The search for the involved Chevy Malibu continues.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office and partners cleaned up an area fraught with pollution and crime, informed residents, offered aid, and made an arrest. Sheriff Roybal highlighted the area's violent history and pledged continued law enforcement.