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.

Inspector General Charles T. Tucker Jr. will speak on the "Bridging the Badge" livestream by Las Cruces Police, discussing fraud and city resource abuse.

Las Cruces offers workshops to help job seekers navigate the city's application process, featuring application strategies, system guidance, and interview tips from HR staff.

Irvin High School's P-TECH program, in partnership with Paxton Patterson Institute, offers Health Science classes, providing hands-on medical training to students exploring healthcare careers.

Daniel Ríos-Lopera is documenting Segundo Barrio's culinary heritage for the Segundo Barrio Kitchen Chronicles project, which will culminate in an interactive multimedia book in 2025, thanks to MCAD funding.

Congresswoman Veronica Escobar announces summer internships and youth advisory council opportunities for students in El Paso to engage with federal government workings.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office completed its Safety Town program to teach children safety topics, including gun and road safety, and foster trust between youth and law enforcement.

Las Cruces reminds short-term rental owners of a 5% lodgers tax on revenues, essential for city tourism and infrastructure, with compliance required via lascrucesnm-self.govplatform.com.