Las Cruces enforces water use restrictions starting April 1, with schedules for residents based on address number to conserve water during high-demand months.

Richard Hanway has been appointed as the new Transit Director for Las Cruces, bringing three decades of experience to the role. He's known for securing a grant for electric buses, signaling a push for sustainable transportation.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office supported veterans at the Borderplex Expo, with their Crisis Intervention Team offering mental health resources and services.

Northwest Early College High School earned a spot on the 2024 ERP Honor Roll for academic excellence and diverse education gap closure, also acclaimed by the College Board and NCUST.

El Paso Independent School District announced registration for the 2025-26 academic year and highlighted six schools on the Texas Honor Roll. Scholarships are available, and two students won the district's Spanish Spelling Bee.

Michelle Pringle has been appointed as the new principal of El Paso's Powell Elementary School, bringing her nearly 30-year educational experience and a focus on data-driven improvement.

David Anderson has received the SAEA Lifetime Achievement Award for his contributions to agricultural economics and policy over a 30-year career at Texas A&M.

Texas landowners document wildfire losses for insurance and aid, guided by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service's advice on thorough record-keeping for recovery.

Michael Daniels is named the new Fire Chief of Las Cruces, taking over on March 24th after a competitive selection process.

Reyes Elementary School earned a spot on the 2024 ERP Honor Roll for academic excellence and improvement, and was also ranked in the top 40% of Texas elementary schools by U.S. News & World Report.

Doña Ana Fire Rescue (DAFR) is set to graduate its 6th class of 21 cadets who have completed intensive training and will serve a one-year probation period.

El Paso County law enforcement leaders gathered at a symposium to discuss public safety and foster dialogue between police departments and the community.

Deputy Karen Lowther was honored by the El Paso County Sheriff's Office with a Commander’s Citation for her outstanding work in Detention Floor Security.