An article describing El Paso's 67th traffic fatality of the year, where a pedestrian was hit on Loop 375 and officials are investigating the hit-and-run incident.

Former Deputy Sheriff Ivan Sundheim was arrested on human trafficking charges in Texas. He served with the El Paso County Sheriff's Office from 1993 to 2013. His arrest followed a months-long investigation.

A pedestrian crash on Loop 375 in El Paso resulted in one fatality and significant traffic disruption. The investigation is ongoing and the identity of the deceased has yet to be disclosed.

A motorcycle crash closed southbound lanes on North Mesa Street in West El Paso, with local authorities investigating the serious incident. No hospital transports were reported, but the crash disrupted morning traffic.

El Paso is investigating an alleged assault involving Representative Cassandra Hernandez and a legislative aide. Hernandez's husband was arrested in a related October incident.

An individual in Central El Paso was seriously injured after being struck by a train; details surrounding the incident are unclear, with investigations ongoing.

The NWS in El Paso predicts a week of mild, sunny weather with light winds. Days will be mostly sunny, with temperatures in the mid-60s, and nights slightly colder.

El Paso Fire Department conducted a rescue of two individuals from the border wall. The complex operation began around 4:32 a.m., with both refusing hospital care post-rescue. Details remain scarce.

New Mexico's Taxation and Revenue Department schedules property tax auctions in Doña Ana and Otero Counties to recover delinquent taxes, with auctions set for December 2024.

The National Weather Service in El Paso forecasts a break from the cold with calmer winds and clearer skies, predicting highs in the mid-60s and lows in the 30s and 40s.

A rental company in El Paso, Texas reported 20 stolen vehicles earlier this month, with several being recovered. Three suspects are arrested with bonds set by judges.

Las Cruces City Council reviewed updates to their development code, with input from various community stakeholders, aiming to align with the Elevate Las Cruces Plan. No decisions were made, and a final draft is expected by February 2025.

Las Cruces is planning a revitalization of the El Paseo and S. Solano corridors with a focus on sustainable development, equity, and historical preservation. Residents are encouraged to share input via a survey.