A suspect was identified after a fatal crash involving a stolen motorcycle and a truck in El Paso, leading to an arrest and charges of traffic-related offenses.

The NWS forecasts a warming trend and sunny skies in El Paso, Texas, with daytime highs in the mid-60s and cool nights around 40°F leading up to a clear and mild Christmas.

U.S. Border Patrol debunked rumors that the border would be open on International Migrants’ Day, stating these false claims were spread by criminal groups.

A motorcycle collided with a truck in El Paso, resulting in the city's 66th traffic fatality of the year. The motorcycle was reported stolen, and the truck driver was arrested for a red-light violation.

The Las Cruces Public Schools Board has redrawn school zones for 2025-2026 to address overcrowding and improve education, affecting around 5.5% of middle schoolers.

Dillon Alexander Waller was found guilty of murdering his mother and tampering with evidence in Las Cruces and now faces a life sentence plus three years.

The weather in El Paso is set for sunny conditions with temps in the mid-60s and minimal wind, continuing a pleasant trend through the weekend and leading into a sunny Christmas forecast.

El Paso celebrated Kenneth Hoban, the city's youngest professional soccer player, by declaring December 17 "Kenneth Hoban Day" in a ceremonial proclamation at City Hall.

An El Paso Police Department press release reported a fatal single-vehicle accident near I-10 and Sunland Park, marking the city's 68th traffic fatality in 2024.

El Paso City Council approved updates to the city's noise ordinance without changing the allowed noise level, despite some discussion and public concerns over fairness.

The article details El Paso's weather forecast, predicting clear skies and comfortable temperatures, with highs in the low to mid-60s, creating ideal conditions for outdoor activities.

Las Cruces has adjusted its holiday service schedule, with closures on Dec. 25-26, 2024, and Jan. 1, 2025, but emergency services will remain available.

Amanda López Askin has been reappointed to New Mexico's Voting System Certification Committee by the Senate President Pro Tempore, to ensure secure and accessible elections.