Las Cruces residents can get free spay, neuter, rabies vaccinations, and microchipping for pets through a city-SNAP collaboration targeting animal overpopulation. Eligibility depends on household income.

EPCC introduces the Tejano Flex program, offering Competency-Based Education courses and degree plans, supporting nontraditional learners alongside D2L Brightspace.

EPCC celebrated its retirees with a brunch during Community College Month, acknowledging their contributions to the college's legacy and updating them on its progress.

The Utilities Office in Doña Ana County will be closed on April 23 from 10:30 a.m. to noon for a staff meeting, affecting in-person payments and inquiries.

Columbine survivor Dr. Hevert led a discussion on the massacre's impact at EPCC, sharing his story and stressing the importance of survivor narratives and mental health.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office announces the graduation of Basic Detention Officer Class 25-02 on April 17, 2025, inviting the public to Pebble Hills High School Auditorium for the ceremony.

A man in El Paso was arrested for abusing a dog, with the police responding to reports of the animal being dragged and kicked. The suspect is now in custody facing animal cruelty charges.

Las Cruces releases safety tips for spring outdoor activities, emphasizing hiking with others, preparedness, proper attire, caution with wildlife, and responsible practices.

UTEP's Sun City Summit Rocket Team won the Lone Star Cup in Texas' rocketry competition with their rocket "Prometheus," which closely matched its targeted altitude.

Sheriff Ugarte praised Basic Detention Officer Class 25-02 for their community service at El Paso Zoo, exemplifying the Sheriff's Office's commitment to civic engagement.

The FBI El Paso Teen Academy offers high school students an inside look at federal law enforcement through a summer program highlighting various aspects of the FBI's work.

U.S. Representatives urge President Trump to stop detaining immigrant families, citing psychological harm to children and advocating for alternatives like the Family Case Management Program.

El Paso ISD is celebrating Purple Up! Day on April 15 to support military children, encouraging everyone to wear purple. The district, with 68 Purple Star schools, provides resources and support for over 8,000 military-connected students.