New Mexico Public Education Secretary Arsenio Romero resigned, prompting Governor Grisham's office to seek a replacement. His resignation coincides with being an NMSU president finalist.

Juan Manuel Guzman was sentenced to 38 years for killing his sister, with their relationship marked by domestic violence.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny, warm day in El Paso with a high near 94 degrees and a slight breeze, advising sunscreen use due to high UV rays.

Las Cruces is launching a "Know Your City Seminar Series" from September 4 to November 13, 2024, to educate residents about city departments and services.

El Paso County partners with the MPO to seek a $10 million grant for a downtown plaza project, with a $1 million county promise, though not without dissent from some commissioners.

Las Cruces hosts Neighborhood Dumpster Day on Sept. 14, offering free disposal of unwanted home and yard waste at three locations, with guidelines on prohibited items.

Las Cruces City Council discussed their Strategic Plan and police oversight, revealing increased accountability and transparency in police internal affairs.

Multiple semi-truck accidents caused extensive traffic disruptions in El Paso, with lanes closed and detours advised around the Gateway East, I-10, and near UTEP.

The article provides weather forecasts for El Paso with mixed sunshine and showers, varying chances of precipitation, and consistent warm temperatures leading into a pleasant Labor Day.

Las Cruces is offering a Fall Break Camp for K-5 students from Sept. 23 to Oct. 4, 2024, providing activities and meals for a $20 fee. Registration opens Sept. 9.

El Paso Police investigate a body found in Northeast El Paso, with few details released about the death. The area near Loop 375 is cordoned off as more information is awaited.

UTEP has started its Fall semester, welcoming over 20,000 students. Enrollment numbers are yet to be finalized, and the campus faces ongoing parking challenges.

The Las Cruces Police Department is hosting a "Bridging the Badge" livestream to discuss youth services, fostering dialogue between police and residents.