Early morning construction for Fire Station 9 in Las Cruces starts at 3 a.m. on May 13, with minimal traffic impact expected.

The Officer-involved Incident Task Force is investigating a Thursday morning shooting in Las Cruces that resulted in one death and a non-fatal injury. A police officer is on leave. A news conference is set for May 20, after National Police Week.

EPCC Tejanos ended their season with a 12-2 loss against Weatherford College in the NJCAA Region V playoffs, marking their first playoff appearance in 17 years.

The EPCC TACHE chapter awarded its first scholarships since 2014 to three students, marking a significant resurgence from minimal activity during the pandemic.

El Paso police arrested Nathan Verdugo for Intoxication Manslaughter following an investigation of a fatal motorcycle crash; his passenger died at the scene.

The Norris Penrose Event Center hosted a Mounted Instructor School for law enforcement, focusing on horsemanship and emergency response, led by the El Paso County Sheriff's Mounted Unit.

El Paso and parts of New Mexico face a Fire Weather Watch due to forecasted low humidity and strong winds, raising wildfire risks. Residents are advised to avoid outdoor burning.

Canutillo ISD Police Department thanked educational staff on social media for their dedication, acknowledging the role of principals, teachers, nurses, and cafeteria staff in student success.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office warns of scammers impersonating officials and asking for money. They stress that the agency never requests money and advise the public to report such incidents.

Safety patrol students from Rojas Elementary toured the Peter J. Herrera Patrol Station, learning about public services from deputies and other agencies.

CBP at El Paso seized almost 300 pounds of illicit pork hidden under a car's mats; the 61-year-old driver, with a prior similar offense, now faces further penalties.

U.S. CBP officers arrested a woman smuggling 113 grams of fentanyl in her body at the Paso Del Norte crossing. She voluntarily revealed the drugs during a secondary exam.

The El Paso Police Department partnered with a career tech center to show students the realities of police work, through an interactive event aiming to inspire future cadets.