The Las Cruces Police remembered Ovida "Cricket" Coogler on the anniversary of her death in 1949, which led to the exposure of corruption in New Mexico.

El Paso ISD is accepting registrations for the 2025-26 school year, offering innovative programs and specialized academies in STEM, STEAM, Fine Arts, and Environmental Science, as well as free all-day Pre-K and an Algebra-for-All initiative.

Alex Montoya was arrested on March 29, 2025, in El Paso for multiple felonies including theft, child endangerment, and forgery, with 13 outstanding warrants.

Selena Quintanilla's legacy endures 30 years after her death, influencing music and culture worldwide, with tributes and remembrances from El Paso to the global Latino community.

El Paso and surrounding areas face severe weather, including dust and strong winds. Advisories warn of low visibility, driving hazards, and potential power outages. A Red Flag Warning indicates critical fire conditions.

EPCC baseball lost three of four games against New Mexico Junior College, while EPCC softball lost three of four to Howard College. Both teams prepare for upcoming home games.

Weekly hiking and walking events by the Parks and Recreation Department are scheduled from April 11 to May 23, 2025, for all ages and experience levels. Participants must register in advance.

UTEP's Alumni Association honors the 2025 Top Ten Seniors for their academic excellence and embodiment of the university's spirit, marking the 75th year of the tradition.

The El Paso Science Festival, featuring over 100 exhibits and a keynote by astronaut José Hernández, encourages scientific engagement, supported by UTEP and the local community.

The Colorado Senate passed SB 25-003, instituting a semi-automatic weapon ban and permit-to-purchase system, opposed by El Paso County Sheriff Roybal as unconstitutional. Governor Polis must decide whether to sign it into law.

El Paso community members celebrated the return of a historical marker to Lincoln Park, which commemorates Camp Concordia and the old Fort Bliss, with a ceremony highlighting the area's military heritage.

El Paso police seek witnesses to a fatal hit-and-run near a community college that killed a 52-year-old man, urging public assistance to find the driver.

El Paso Metropolitan Planning Organization discussed the Borderplex Safe Mobility Plan at La Wheela, focusing on transportation safety and accessibility for all residents, highlighted by Sheriff Ugarte.