Sheriff Joseph Roybal marks his second anniversary as El Paso County Sheriff, highlighting multiple initiatives emphasizing public safety and community outreach.

The National Weather Service forecasts clear, sunny days with chilly mornings and highs in the low 50s for El Paso, warming slightly by week's end with a slight chance of showers.

Las Cruces announced a delayed start for non-emergency services due to icy conditions, with public facilities opening at 10 a.m., and the Roadrunner Transit starting at 8:30 a.m. Essential services remain unaffected.

El Paso Police discovered a man's body outside Las Palmas Medical Center, leading to an ongoing death investigation, with the cause of death and identity not yet disclosed.

Borderland schools and agencies announce delays and closures due to anticipated cold weather, with various institutions implementing late starts and shifting to virtual learning to ensure safety.

El Paso, TX enjoys a cold but calm morning with clear visibility and low winds, with temperatures rising to 42°F later and dipping to 25°F at night. The weekend promises sunny days with mild winds and comfortable nighttime lows.

Las Cruces closes most city offices for Martin Luther King Jr. Day but maintains emergency services. Some recreational facilities and transit services will operate, while waste management continues as normal.

The Public Service Board has approved a 7% increase in El Paso Water bills starting March, with budget allocations for water delivery, sewage, and stormwater services.

UTEP appointed Salamah Salamah as its first Associate VP for Scientific Computing and AI, recognizing his leadership and aiming to advance research and innovation in these fields.

Las Cruces Police Department offers a $1,000 reward for information on the shooting of Benjamin Uribe in July, urging public assistance while ensuring tip confidentiality.

The City of Las Cruces is constructing Amador Crossing, an affordable 50-unit housing complex, in partnership with the Mesilla Valley Community of Hope to address homelessness and support low-income families.

A cyclist named Lorenzo Espinoza died after a crash involving a car on Alameda Boulevard in Las Cruces; the driver is cooperating with the investigation.

Doña Ana County wins the Fiscal Year 23 County Audit & Accountability Award for large counties, marking their tenth such honor since 2011 for financial diligence.