Amnesty International report highlights rights violations at El Paso ICE center, prompting an internal review.

The Munson Center in Las Cruces announces schedule changes due to construction; some senior activities are being moved or canceled from May 19-22, 2025. Activities resume post-Memorial Day.

Las Cruces Police and New Mexico Dept. of Game and Fish host "Fish with a Cop" on June 7 at Young Park for all ages, providing equipment, food, and prizes.

EPCC Nursing Program celebrated its 50th ADN Pinning Ceremony, with 85 graduates and the first DAISY Award for faculty and a student. The event honored the legacy and impact of EPCC nursing graduates.

Las Cruces announces Memorial Day schedule with city closures, but some services like waste collection and swimming pools will remain operational. Emergency services to continue as normal.

El Paso High School athlete Miles Westbrook has joined the Healthy Over Hungry Cereal Drive, aiming to combat childhood hunger. The initiative is supported by local organizations, including The Hospitals of Providence.

El Paso Police Department celebrates 152 years with a community event on May 17, 2025, offering engagement activities, demonstrations, and live music.

UTEP prepares for graduation ceremonies, with over 3,000 students set to graduate. Free admission, live streaming, and clear bag policies are in place.

Las Cruces has opened The Three Sisters Apartments, providing 70 affordable housing units for low- to moderate-income families on a former Superfund site.

El Paso's weather will progressively clear with a high near 85°F and gusty winds today. Following days will remain warm with stronger winds and possible blowing dust.

Branigan Library in Las Cruces is hosting a free Perler Beads event for teens on May 20, offering a chance to create pixel art and enjoy a social setting with snacks. No sign-up is required for the 4-5:30 p.m. session.

Authorities began clearing homeless encampments under I-25 near Woodmen Road, involving the El Paso County Sheriff's Office, Colorado Springs Police, and CDOT.

EPCC received an $85,521 grant from the Texas Workforce Commission for local employee training at Bain Enterprises.