El Paso residents can expect sunny days with today's high at 97 degrees, light winds, and a clear weekend ahead. The fair weather is set to continue into the new week.

El Paso Police Department inaugurated a new Upper East Side Regional Command Center, the first in over 20 years, aimed at improving law enforcement services in the city's rapidly growing area.

The El Paso Police Department requests public help to solve a September shooting incident on N. Zaragoza and stresses the value of community assistance in their investigation.

UTEP's men's basketball team will hold an open practice in Ciudad Juárez, marking their first event of this kind across the border, reinforcing community ties.

El Paso is set for sunny days ahead with temperatures in the low 90s, reaching up to 97 by Friday. Evenings will cool to the high 60s. Consistent weather with light winds is expected through the weekend.

The El Paso City Council has approved rezoning for a new affordable housing complex in West El Paso, despite concerns from local residents about traffic and safety.

Las Cruces officials educate on consequences of school threats after arresting three teens, emphasizing the serious legal and educational ramifications for making and sharing such threats on social media.

El Paso police investigate a deadly pedestrian-involved collision on Alameda Avenue near Ascarate Park, leading to a road closure.

Socorro PD is investigating an aggravated assault after finding an unresponsive man in critical condition on Calcutta Drive, with CID and Horizon City PD assisting.

Las Cruces Fire Department veteran Sean Heck has been promoted to Deputy Chief of Administration, succeeding Justin Allen and bringing 22 years of experience to the role.

The NWS forecasts a string of sunny days with rising temperatures for El Paso, predicting highs around 92-94 degrees and clear nights with temperatures in the mid to high 60s.

Las Cruces is beautifying transit stations with "Art Stop," integrating artwork into public spaces and reflecting the city's commitment to cultural enrichment.

El Paso firefighters extinguished a fire at an abandoned house at 4115 Myrtle Ave without any injuries. The fire, controlled within an hour, is under investigation for its cause.