Officials in Doña Ana County are initiating a voter roll cleanup to ensure database accuracy, with oversight by the Board of Registration and adherence to legal guidelines.

El Paso County deputies educated over 300 students at Nolan Richardson Middle School's Career Day about law enforcement, promoting understanding, safety, and the Post 2005 Explorer Program.

Canutillo ISD held its District Science Fair, showcasing projects from exemplary students in grades three to five with a focus on STEM education and hands-on learning.

Las Cruces Public Libraries offer free computer literacy classes in March, including topics from basic computer skills to iPad usage, at Munson Senior Center and Thomas Branigan Memorial Library.

Claudia Moreno is appointed as the new principal of Coldwell Elementary, bringing over 25 years of educational experience to the role, as announced by El Paso Independent School District.

Senator Martin Heinrich criticizes Ben Archer Health Centers for denying services to patients without proof of citizenship as per an executive order on "Ending Subsidization of Open Borders."

The Colorado Senate Committee rejected Senate Bill 25-047, which aimed to increase local law enforcement's capacity to work with federal immigration agents.

UTEP maintained its R1 status for high research activity, with $146 million in research spending and diverse projects like ethanol research on fruit flies, reflecting its commitment to addressing societal challenges.

El Paso ISD announced their Spring Intersession for extra student support, along with the success of their IMPACT tutoring program, and provided logistics for student participation.

Chris Faivre has been appointed as the new Community Development Director in Las Cruces, bringing 24 years of experience to oversee planning and building operations.

EPCC was awarded $137,960 by the Texas Workforce Commission for training programs at Vinton Steel, which will benefit 65 workers and support local economic growth.

Canutillo Independent School District faces a severe budget crisis and potential bankruptcy without financial intervention, as state funding fails to meet public education needs.

Priscilla Contreras is appointed as the El Paso County Sheriff's Office's new Governmental and Public Affairs Director to enhance community relations and transparency.