Dr. C. Scott Kruse was named the new dean of UTEP's College of Health Sciences, effective July 1, 2025, bringing his extensive academic and military experience to the role.

Possible measles exposure reported at the El Paso Jail Annex, with two inmates showing symptoms, prompting health safety actions and quarantine measures.

El Paso ISD announced its Teacher and Support Personnel of the Year, celebrating their dedication and influence on students, with an awards ceremony planned for May 22.

Two adults were arrested in El Paso, TX, for child endangerment, with minors testing positive for drugs; CPS has intervened for the children's safety.

Patrick Crusius pleaded guilty to state charges for the 2019 El Paso Walmart shooting and received a life sentence without parole. Victim impact statements followed the sentencing.

CBP officers in El Paso apprehended a 27-year-old man wanted for online solicitation of a minor after a midnight crossing from Mexico. He was previously Amarillo's fugitive of the week.

El Paso Police seek a man linked to a critical hit-and-run involving a motorcyclist and are also looking for a Chevrolet in a connected scooter collision incident.

Renovation delays at the Henry R. Benavidez Center in Las Cruces push reopening to April 28, 2025, but the Meals-on-Wheels program continues at alternative senior centers.

Las Cruces Summer Recreation Program registration opens May 5, with lottery application ending May 16 or when full. Program from June 3 to July 18, for K-5th graders. In-person sign-up available; no phone registration. Fee is $40 if selected.

¡mira! Las Cruces festival returns Saturday with cultural events, a drone light show, Lucha Libre wrestling, and diverse musical performances downtown.

El Paso business owner sentenced to 18 months for tax violations related to his granite countertop company, with a restitution agreement to pay part of the $818,096 tax loss.

A young man died following a confrontation at El Paso's Petro Gas Station, leading to the arrest of Abraham Alvarado on murder charges.

Christina Diaz from EPCC will share her insights as a sign language interpreter at the TEDx Socorro Roots 2025 event, which features speakers with local ties.