Las Cruces voters elected new city council members and a municipal judge, with victories for Harris, Corran, Munoz, and DeRossitt. Results are unofficial until certified.

Las Cruces City Council approved initiatives for infrastructure, affordable housing, and a Real Time Crime Center, and passed a franchise agreement with Ripple Fiber for improved internet connectivity.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office praised its Records Unit for meticulous work during Law Enforcement Records Personnel Week, highlighting their role in case management and public safety.

Josh Fernandez is appointed as EPCC's Executive Director of Physical Plant, with a background in facilities management and construction, and 61 new projects planned for the fiscal year.

El Paso County Jail won the 2025 NCCHC Program of the Year Award for its TRUST Program, which lowered force use by 30% and had an 87% de-escalation success rate.

El Paso homeowners weigh 17 proposed amendments on Election Day, including Proposition 13 which could save them $432 in property taxes. Local officials raise concerns over potential budget shortfalls.

Buena Vida Park in Las Cruces is preparing for a new public art sculpture installation, causing temporary area closures.

Socorro Independent School District and El Paso leaders convened at a summit to create a child-friendly city, discussing strategies to align education with future workforce needs and the city's economic prospects.

The Socorro Independent School District Police Department promoted two officers: Analyz Zamora as the first female K9 handler, and Ashley Roque as a new detective.

Congresswoman Veronica Escobar joined other Democrats in a letter to HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., protesting the dismissal of the Office of Population Affairs staff and advocating for the protection of the Title X program.

Congresswoman Escobar and House Democrats oppose the Trump Administration's reductions at the CDFI Fund, highlighting its vital role in supporting underserved communities.

EPCC celebrated the opening of a new First-Year Experience Center at its Rio Grande Campus, aimed at supporting first-time college students with resources for academic success.

The 12th Annual Building Bridges Dual Credit Conference at EPCC gathered educators to discuss and expand upon dual credit and early college high school programs which play a significant role in the institution's enrollment and success rates.