Las Cruces announces Memorial Day schedule with city closures, but some services like waste collection and swimming pools will remain operational. Emergency services to continue as normal.

El Paso High School athlete Miles Westbrook has joined the Healthy Over Hungry Cereal Drive, aiming to combat childhood hunger. The initiative is supported by local organizations, including The Hospitals of Providence.

UTEP prepares for graduation ceremonies, with over 3,000 students set to graduate. Free admission, live streaming, and clear bag policies are in place.

EPCC received an $85,521 grant from the Texas Workforce Commission for local employee training at Bain Enterprises.

Las Cruces City Council was briefed on tourism and legislative updates, including a revenue increase from lodger's tax, a vigorous tourism sector, and the successful passage of crime and infrastructure bills.

El Paso ISD welcomes new board members and leaders, addressing challenges like a budget shortfall and emphasizing collaborative governance for student success.

The City's Traffic Management has implemented an AI-driven traffic signal timing plan on Lohman Avenue to improve traffic flow and efficiency during peak hours.

UTEP's REAS Center, established in 2013, has facilitated over $100 million in grants, providing evaluation services and fostering student and faculty development.

The Melendez family in El Paso shares a commitment to nursing, with Sergio Melendez Sr.'s legacy continuing as his son graduates from EPCC's Nursing program, illustrating their dedication to healthcare service.

Bill Childress Elementary's student council won the ASCA 2025 School of Excellence award for strong leadership and community service, the only school in the region to do so.

El Paso Police Department announced events for National Police Week 2025, honoring officers' commitment and sacrifice, including a memorial ceremony and city proclamation.

El Paso ISD students excelled at the Texas Science and Engineering Fair, showcasing the district's strong STEM education with multiple top finishes in various categories.

Joselyn Ontiveros is the first student from Northwest Early College High School to be accepted into Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center's accelerated BSN program.