El Paso's weather forecast includes patchy blowing dust starting at 11 am with 56°F highs and 23 mph winds. Evening will see calmer and cooler conditions. The week ahead promises warmth but also more dust and possible showers.

ICE confirms arrests of suspected members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua in El Paso County amid local law enforcement's efforts to address crime linked to undocumented immigrants.

Three students from Northwest Early College High School received significant scholarships from UTEP, with one earning a full-ride Presidential Scholarship.

The Las Cruces Fire Department urges residents to check smoke and carbon monoxide detectors when setting clocks forward for daylight saving time, emphasizing safety.

Sheriff Ugarte and EPCSOA agreed on a new contract improving operations, promotions, internal affairs, and training, effective from 2025 through 2028.

EPISD earned financial management awards from TASBO and ASBO for excellence in financial reporting and budget presentation, avoiding layoffs while reducing deficits.

El Paso ISD canceled all athletic events on Thursday due to inclement weather, prioritizing student safety. The district communicated updates through social media and stressed the importance of student and staff welfare.

NWS issued a Blowing Dust and Wind Advisory for parts of New Mexico and West Texas, effective from 11 AM until 7 PM today, warning of strong winds and reduced visibility.

El Paso Community College held a journaling workshop led by Professor Tony Procell, focusing on the practice as a tool for mental health, self-reflection, and personal growth.

Las Cruces is inspecting its 5,110 fire hydrants over several months to maintain its top ISO rating, which benefits locals with lower insurance rates. Residents may experience temporary water discoloration.

EPCC announces its Spring Break from March 10-16, 2025, advising students and staff to have a safe week off. Campus services are paused but registration for future terms is open online.

Tessa Blanchard, the first female TNA heavyweight champion, visited Alderete Middle School to share life challenges and demonstrate wrestling techniques.

Southwest New Mexico is preparing for high winds and blowing dust that may affect travel and visibility, with advisories for high wind speeds and safety guidelines provided.