Las Cruces City's Cashiering Program will be closed from 8 a.m. to noon on April 10, 2025, for staff training, but alternative payment methods are available for utility customers.

The Texas Commission on Jail Standards exonerated the El Paso County Sheriff's Office from a non-compliance report after verifying that officers did conduct the required inmate checks, attributing the previous issue to a technical glitch.

The El Paso Police Department offers tips to prevent vehicle thefts, including parking in well-lit areas and locking cars. Hyundai and Kia owners can get free steering wheel locks.

The Las Cruces Police remembered Ovida "Cricket" Coogler on the anniversary of her death in 1949, which led to the exposure of corruption in New Mexico.

El Paso ISD is accepting registrations for the 2025-26 school year, offering innovative programs and specialized academies in STEM, STEAM, Fine Arts, and Environmental Science, as well as free all-day Pre-K and an Algebra-for-All initiative.

The Colorado Senate passed SB 25-003, instituting a semi-automatic weapon ban and permit-to-purchase system, opposed by El Paso County Sheriff Roybal as unconstitutional. Governor Polis must decide whether to sign it into law.

El Paso community members celebrated the return of a historical marker to Lincoln Park, which commemorates Camp Concordia and the old Fort Bliss, with a ceremony highlighting the area's military heritage.

Gadsden High School staged a 'Shattered Lives' event with a simulated crash to educate students on the dangers of impaired driving, in collaboration with local emergency services.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office celebrated the graduation of 37 new deputies from their 24-week POST certification program in a ceremony led by Sheriff Joseph Roybal.

A water shutoff is planned for April 2, 2025, in Las Cruces due to the Stern Drive Waterline Extension Project, with residents advised on potential discolored water post-restoration.

EPCC's Jim Heiney completes prestigious NCMPR Leadership Institute for marketing and public relations professionals.

Las Cruces has closed some sports facilities due to unstable light poles, affecting local sports and recreation. Only certain fields are impacted; others remain open.

UTEP student Sebastian Perez-Navarro won the Spanish Impromptu Speaking at the Pi Kappa Delta National Tournament, also placing in two other speech events.