El Paso County deputies arrested Carlos Modesto, 40, for stealing 500 gallons of diesel. He initially gave a false name and resisted arrest but faces multiple charges with a $17,500 bond.

El Paso Community College fashion students received honors at the FGI scholarship competition, reflecting the high caliber of the school's Fashion Technology Program.

Las Cruces City Council was briefed on tourism and legislative updates, including a revenue increase from lodger's tax, a vigorous tourism sector, and the successful passage of crime and infrastructure bills.

The Las Cruces Museum of Art is exhibiting "LUSTER," featuring over 55 automobile and motorcycle paintings, from May 23 to August 16, with a free artist reception on June 6.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office is probing a non-fatal shooting in the B Street area involving multiple males and an isolated altercation. No threat to the community is reported.

CBP officers at El Paso port seized fentanyl and meth hidden inside a man's rectum, who was carrying the drugs internally as he attempted to cross from Mexico.

El Paso ISD welcomes new board members and leaders, addressing challenges like a budget shortfall and emphasizing collaborative governance for student success.

El Paso faces strong winds, blowing dust, and critical fire weather, with advisories issued for reduced visibility and high gusts, prompting safety warnings.

The City's Traffic Management has implemented an AI-driven traffic signal timing plan on Lohman Avenue to improve traffic flow and efficiency during peak hours.

El Paso ISD celebrated students with autism, offering performances, resources, and community connections to support and empower families and students.

UTEP's REAS Center, established in 2013, has facilitated over $100 million in grants, providing evaluation services and fostering student and faculty development.

Fatal shooting of 18-year-old Josiah Perrault occurred on Walnut Street; another man injured. Details to emerge after a police news conference post-National Police Week.

Las Cruces Public Libraries introduces a monthly Board Game Day starting May 18 at Thomas Branigan Memorial Library, inviting community members to play a variety of classic and new board games.