Las Cruces Public Libraries and End of Life Options New Mexico host an event to discuss end-of-life care for seniors, held on April 23, 2025, at the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library.

Vonderrick Rayford is identified as the suspect in a Colorado Springs police-involved shooting that left a female critically injured. He was later killed in a separate incident in Iowa.

Las Cruces residents can get free spay, neuter, rabies vaccinations, and microchipping for pets through a city-SNAP collaboration targeting animal overpopulation. Eligibility depends on household income.

EPCC introduces the Tejano Flex program, offering Competency-Based Education courses and degree plans, supporting nontraditional learners alongside D2L Brightspace.

EPCC celebrated its retirees with a brunch during Community College Month, acknowledging their contributions to the college's legacy and updating them on its progress.

The Utilities Office in Doña Ana County will be closed on April 23 from 10:30 a.m. to noon for a staff meeting, affecting in-person payments and inquiries.

The National Weather Service issued advisories for wind and blowing dust in Southern New Mexico and Far West Texas, cautioning high winds up to 50 mph and reduced visibility due to dust.

Columbine survivor Dr. Hevert led a discussion on the massacre's impact at EPCC, sharing his story and stressing the importance of survivor narratives and mental health.

El Paso is progressing with the development of its Convention Center by purchasing two crucial downtown properties for about $4.8 million, aiming to enhance tourism and compete with other Texas cities.

El Paso high schools launch their first female flag football season, revealing team jerseys and receiving widespread support, including from NFL figures.

El Paso Locomotive FC defeated New Mexico United in penalty kicks, advancing to the Round of 32 in the U.S. Open Cup after a stoppage-time equalizer led to a 4-1 shootout win.

Killeen police apprehended a juvenile after a stolen vehicle chase ended on school grounds. The incident began at a mall and concluded with the suspect crashing and attempting to flee on foot.

Austin Police evacuated residents due to a possible explosive device found on Vintage Stave Road; the APD Bomb Squad and ATF responded, with one person detained.