Las Cruces offers a three-day Thanksgiving camp for kids K-5, with activities, meals, and a registration fee of $20, available online or at city locations.

Las Cruces residents voted to increase the city's gross receipts tax to fund infrastructure, with 55% in favor, generating an additional $11 million annually.

Doña Ana County is diligently processing absentee ballots and write-in votes, prioritizing accuracy over speed, underscoring its commitment to upholding the integrity of the electoral process.

El Paso forecast includes a 30% chance of morning showers, higher temperatures later, and a westerly breeze shift. Evenings are expected to be clear and cooler, with sunny conditions following.

Sheriff Roybal praises the passage of Colorado's Proposition 130, which focuses on enhancing law enforcement capabilities and supporting officers' families.

The Thomas Branigan Memorial Library is hosting a 3-D printing workshop for creating assistive devices in observance of World Usability Day on Nov. 14.

Oscar Ugarte emerged as the prospective new El Paso County Sheriff, leading the race with 59.14% of votes over Republican candidate Minerva Torres Shelton.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office Records Unit was recognized by the Board of County Commissioners during Law Enforcement Records Personnel Week for their essential data management work.

The Las Cruces City Council approved additional funds for police technology, including body cameras and data storage, and addressed other service contract increases and a beautification grant.

The Thomas Branigan Memorial Library is launching an ESL Film Club with "In the Heights," aimed at helping ESL learners improve their English through movies.

Doña Ana County offices will close on Nov. 11 for Veterans Day but emergency services will continue. The county honors the service of military veterans and their families, with regular county operations resuming Nov. 12.

A water outage is scheduled on Spitz Street, Las Cruces, for hydrant installation, affecting some residents from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on November 6, 2024.

The Blue Front Fire, started on October 28th, has burned 323 acres but is now 52% contained thanks to the efforts of 21 personnel and changing weather conditions. No road closures have been reported. Firefighting efforts continue.