El Paso City Council unanimously opposed El Paso Electric's proposed $93 million rate hike, prioritizing the financial well-being of residents and businesses.

Las Cruces Swiftwater Rescue Team aids Ruidoso, NM, anticipating monsoon floods. Firefighters are deployed for one week for possible rescue operations.

Las Cruces celebrates the graduation of 16 cadets from its 38th Fire Academy, culminating 16 weeks and 640 hours of training in firefighting and emergency response.

Three El Paso high school seniors were awarded $1,000 each from the Burger King Foundation for their academic and leadership excellence.

El Paso ISD has started its 2025–26 school year registration, offering an online step-by-step guide, document uploading, on-campus registration support, and an app for class and teacher communication.

El Paso ISD adopted a $547 million budget for 2025-26 to enhance student achievement and address economic challenges with teacher raises and cost-saving measures.

Canutillo High School's NJROTC cadets attended the 2025 Leadership Academy to enhance leadership and teamwork skills, participating in challenging exercises and drawing lessons for both military and civic leadership.

Las Cruces has established several cooling stations for residents to escape the forecasted high temperatures of over 100 degrees, active until Saturday, June 21, 2025.

Jesica Arellano named interim superintendent of Canutillo ISD, succeeding Dr. Pedro Galaviz and bringing 20 years of education experience to the role.

The Las Cruces City Council approved clothing purchases and amended the Sonoma Ranch North master plan, extending relationships with a lobbyist and redesigning zoning for mixed-use development.

Doña Ana County enforces STR Ordinance and Lodgers' Tax compliance, giving property owners until July 16 to adhere to regulations or face enforcement actions.

El Paso Community College celebrated its Leadership Academy graduates, who completed a five-month program and presented innovative proposals before receiving certificates.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed House Bill 2, impacting school staff retention allotments. The Canutillo ISD FAQ explains the bill, detailing eligibility, the effect on teacher and support staff pay, and the sustainability of salary increases.