Sixty-two active outages stretch from southern New Mexico to East El Paso County as crews race to restore service.

Signs went up on the doors as Rudy's on South Desert Boulevard prepares to shut down October 3rd, joining a neighboring Carl's Jr. and Speedway already leveled.

A century-old Franklin Mountains roadway is closed after heavy rain tore a large hole in the pavement.

A half-mile road link between Loop 375 and Dewberry Drive is moving forward, with a groundbreaking ceremony scheduled for Sept. 30.

Three lanes reopened by mid-morning after a Tuesday crash near Hawkins left two people with minor injuries.

Crews start work at Mender Park next week on new pavement, waterlines and sewer repairs — after residents' complaints reshaped the sidewalk design.

The Tuesday ceremony marks the end of decades-old septic tanks for 862 households across the Lower Valley.

Tularosa trustees approved land for a desalination plant tapping a salty 1950s-era well, with some neighbors worried about their own taps.

A struck water line and a failed well pump left thousands without water — and revealed a system with wooden pipes dating to the 1800s.

City leaders are eyeing traffic cameras again, but a 2012 NMSU study found crash rates rose at three of four old camera sites.

Socorro will pay $253,000 to keep its free microtransit running, with plans to reach San Elizario and Clint.

Crews are swapping old asphalt for concrete at a notorious five-way taxiway junction near El Paso International Airport's terminal apron.

Far East El Paso bore the brunt, with nearly 4,000 customers dark in the Pebble Hills and Zaragoza area alone.