Sheriff Roybal released a list of individuals transferred to ICE custody, reflecting El Paso County's ongoing commitment to transparency and adherence to Colorado law, while advocating for collaboration between local and federal law enforcement.

El Paso Community College celebrated its 4th Earth Science Week, focusing on energy resources, with hands-on activities, a photography contest, and guest speakers.

El Paso Community College's Clint High School P-TECH program received a $50,000 donation from Harbor Freight to enhance automotive technology education.

Canutillo ISD held a groundbreaking for the $73.9 million Deanna Davenport Elementary School, marking the start of construction and symbolizing growth and unity.

Las Cruces Public Libraries are seeking a new book vendor as their primary supplier, Baker and Taylor, has gone bankrupt, potentially causing delays in book availability.

The El Paso County Sheriff's SRT extradited Cameron B. White without incident, who faces multiple serious charges, showcasing effective law enforcement collaboration.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office reopened its expanded Regional Communications Center, boosting public safety communication capabilities, including 20 new dispatch consoles and a Wellness Room for staff mental health.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office will conduct a training exercise at Mountain View High School, without public or media presence, to enhance law enforcement readiness.

El Paso ISD adds 10 new Purple Star campuses for their work in supporting over 8,000 military-connected students, bringing their total to 63 recognized schools.

Las Cruces Police Department marks October as National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, emphasizing the importance of digital safety and sharing tips to enhance online security.

Socorro County Sheriff's Office increased traffic law enforcement in September, resulting in numerous citations and an arrest, as reported on their Facebook page.

A study by The University of Texas at El Paso found evidence of biased NFL officiating favoring the Kansas City Chiefs, potentially due to the league's financial pressures and viewership concerns.

The Las Cruces City Council voted 5-2 to affirm its status as an immigrant-friendly community, aiming for non-discrimination and privacy in law enforcement practices.