A fire at L & P Building Supply in Las Cruces was quickly contained by local firefighters, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

Las Cruces seeks residents for its Oversight Committee, focusing on transparency and efficiency in local governance. Volunteers will work with the City Auditor and Inspector General to prevent waste and abuse.

A woman was seriously injured in a rollover crash at Red Sands, with deputies responding on Sunday before 11 p.m. Another incident closed eastbound lanes on Transmountain Road on Monday morning.

A pedestrian was seriously injured in an early morning crash at an El Paso shopping center. Police are investigating, and traffic was not heavily impacted.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny days with comfortable temperatures in the low to mid-90s for El Paso, with a slight increase in wind speed midweek.

A Socorro ISD math teacher is arrested on child sex abuse charges, sparking community concerns about safety in schools. Two more district employees also face indecency charges and are on leave.

The El Paso Police Department reported the city's 47th traffic fatality following a hit-and-run that killed an unidentified pedestrian on Alameda Street.

El Paso is expected to have a week of sunny weather with temperatures rising steadily, according to the National Weather Service. Conditions include mostly clear skies and light winds.

El Paso's most wanted individuals are highlighted by local law enforcement and Crime Stoppers, including Antonio Rivera for accident-related charges, and Alex Montoya for forgery targeting the elderly.

El Paso's weather forecast predicts sunny days with high temperatures in the mid to high 90s, shifting to the high 80s midweek, with mostly clear nights and consistent east winds.

Mayors of Las Cruces and Albuquerque have wagered to wear the other city's team colors based on the outcome of an upcoming football game between their universities.

Doña Ana County begins chip sealing on Trails End Road, expecting to cause lane closures and traffic delays from Sept. 30 to Oct. 4.

A former CBP officer, Miguel Angel Delgado Jr., was sentenced to two years in prison for using excessive force and falsifying a report in El Paso, Texas.