The El Paso City Council has approved rezoning for a new affordable housing complex in West El Paso, despite concerns from local residents about traffic and safety.

Las Cruces Fire Department veteran Sean Heck has been promoted to Deputy Chief of Administration, succeeding Justin Allen and bringing 22 years of experience to the role.

El Paso County law enforcement targets expired vehicle registrations, collaborating with the Colorado Springs Police to penalize delinquency and maintain road safety.

Governor Abbott praised Hispanic entrepreneurs at the El Paso Small Business Summit for their role in Texas's economy, highlighting their contributions to job creation and business growth.

The Las Cruces Police will host a "Bridging the Badge" live stream on Sept. 24 to discuss Operation Not in Vain, aiming to improve police-community relations.

The Las Cruces Fire Department offers three practice Physical Ability Tests for potential cadets to prepare for the real test and learn from professionals.

Las Cruces will hold a safe surrender event on September 20 and 21 for individuals to resolve outstanding bench warrants without risk of immediate arrest.

CRRUA has improved its arsenic removal capabilities at two facilities with new filter media, aiming to enhance water safety and taste in Santa Teresa and Sunland Park.

Governor Greg Abbott highlights the contributions of Hispanic Texans in a Small Business Summit during Hispanic Heritage Month with a focus on networking, education, and resource sharing for entrepreneurs.

UTEP reports record enrollment for the 2024 academic year, surpassing 25,000 students with a high freshman intake and increased persistence rates, indicating post-pandemic growth.

The Las Cruces City Council discussed the use and impact of $24.8 million in ARPA funds, 82% of which has been allocated to various recovery efforts including infrastructure and public health.

UTEP is set to relaunch its mining engineering program in 2027 with a $20 million investment, focusing on training experts for the evolving mining industry.

New Mexico's Gov. Lujan Grisham launched the construction of a new reproductive health clinic in Doña Ana County to enhance access to a range of healthcare services.