EPCC celebrated the graduation of the 100th class from its Law Enforcement Training Academy, which provides comprehensive training for peace officers in Texas.

U.S. Army Medical Command's 4th Cohort celebrates graduation from EPCC's accelerated paramedic program, highlighting their dedication and the rigorous training they underwent.

El Paso County Sheriff mobilizes a DWI Task Force to prevent drunk driving, with local law enforcement agencies cooperating to patrol and enhance safety.

Pauletta Howard is appointed principal of Whitaker Elementary, bringing over 20 years of educational experience to her new role starting July 1, as reported by El Paso ISD.

The U.S. Congress passed H.R. 1, the Budget Reconciliation Bill, which shifts fiscal responsibilities to states and cuts clean energy investments, potentially harming communities and climate efforts.

The Las Cruces Utilities East Mesa Customer Service Center reopens on July 3, 2025, after A/C repairs, helping residents with utility needs in the summer heat.

UTEP research using a rodent model finds that alcohol may impair decision-making more in males than females, with potential long-term cognitive effects.

Las Cruces is launching an affordable EV carsharing initiative this fall, in partnership with El Paso Electric and Forth Mobility, offering rentals to drivers over 21 with a valid license.

Melissa Ortiz is named new principal of Sunrise Mountain Elementary School, bringing her experience from Putnam Elementary to enhance the institution's academic standards.

Socorro Animal Services seeks homes for two shepherd mixes via Facebook, offering health support and contact details for interested adopters or fosters.

EPCC will close for Independence Day, resuming classes on July 5 and reopening offices on July 7. Online registration will remain available during the break.

The AWCC and the EPCC Foundation awarded a $1,500 scholarship to student parent and Nursing major Claudia Barron Antunez, supporting her educational journey as a single mother.

City Hall in Las Cruces displays posters created by local 4th graders emphasizing the importance of water conservation, following their educational visit to Young Park.