The City Council approved updated park development fees and funding for a new bike park in Las Cruces, with implications for developers and recreation.

El Paso ISD Superintendent Diana Sayavedra announces retirement plans, leaving a legacy of strategic planning, academic gains, and district transformation.

The EPISD Board will revisit Superintendent Sayavedra's employment status at an upcoming meeting, amid internal disagreements and concerns of a secretive agenda.

Melissa Mena will begin as the new director of special education for Canutillo Independent School District on July 1, bringing years of experience to the role.

Las Cruces is seeking towing companies for its Wrecker Rotation Program starting July 1, 2025, aiming for fairness and efficiency in towing services. Applications are due by June 23, 2025.

Northwest Campus of El Paso County Community College District is set to reopen on June 2nd after completing repairs and technological enhancements to water pipes.

Canutillo High School's class of 2025 graduates achieved a record $71 million in scholarships, with valedictorian Matthew Medina receiving $1.5 million and other students securing significant scholarships and recognitions.

Andress High School celebrated its P-TECH program's success where students earn college credit, highlighting significant savings on tuition and improved college readiness.

UTEP celebrated its alumni's business achievements with the first Miner Business Impact Awards, recognizing 15 alumni-led businesses for their growth and impact.

Veteran firefighter Tibor Kocsis was appointed as Deputy Chief of Administration for the Las Cruces Fire Department, bringing 17 years of experience to the role.

EPCC welcomes three new trustees, including technology expert Diana Y. Mooy, business owner Jesus Mendez, and educator Carmen Olivas-Graham, with a focus on providing quality education.

El Paso ISD held its third annual Healthcare Expo and Hiring Fair, connecting over 300 students with job opportunities and demonstrating their skills in health sciences.

Las Cruces Communication Office won seven Telly Awards for their video productions, showcasing the city's creative and technical proficiency in multimedia.