Statue of Benito Juárez unveiled at Chamizal National Memorial
El Paso, Texas — A special day years in the making. Sunday a bronze statue of Mexican President Benito Juarez was unveiled at Chamizal National…
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Organ Mountain football captain, Abe Romero, remembered by loved ones
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico –Hundreds of Las Crucens attended the services for Abe Romero, the Organ Mountain football player who died last week.…
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Organ Mountain Knights play first game since team captains passing
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — The Organ Mountain Knights showed up Friday night at the Field of Dreams taking on the Centennial Hawks. This is the first…
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FEMA to reimburse El Paso county $2 million for new migrant processing center
EL PASO, Texas — As the county continues working on setting up a processing center to handle the surge of migrants, County Judge…
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The Borderland remembers September 11th
EL PASO, Texas — Over 21 years ago the tragedy of September 11th is still at the forefront of everyone’s minds today. El Paso held 911…
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Anthony, Texas, council give mayor vote of “No Confidence” following family violence arrest
ANTHONY, Texas — The political future of Anthony Mayor is still undecided after he was accused of domestic violence. The Town of Anthony held a…
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Dozens of migrants released downtown due to lack of space at shelters
EL PASO, Texas — Dozens of migrants were released at the Greyhound bus station in Downtown El Paso due to shelters being at capacity. Many of them…
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Hatch celebrates the 50th Annual Chile festival
HATCH, New Mexico — A spicy day in New Mexico. Hatch celebrated their 50th Annual Chile festival. Festivities included a Chile parade, Chile…
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Bowie Bears come out in hundreds to celebrate 100 years of legacy
EL PASO, Texas — Bowie High a school in South Central El Paso celebrated 100 years of legacy. Three days of festivities included a parade and…
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Officer-involved shooting began with an armed robbery at Walmart neighborhood market
EL PASO, Texas — The shooting happened near The White Sands Federal Credit Union on the 4500 block of Hondo Pass. It all began with…
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Organ Mountain highschool rallies together to support teammate in ICU
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — The Field of Dreams was lit up Thursday night, but for more than a football game. It was more about a student athlete…
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El Pasoans stock up on gas, 40 cents cheaper per gallon
EL PASO, Texas — Circle K offered gas for 40 cents cheaper a gallon as a part of Circle K fuel day Thursday from 4-7, and El Pasoans showed up to…
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Recent rainwater floods El Paso park, residents concerned about mosquitoes
EL PASO, Texas — The recent monsoon rain has led to a problem that neighbors of Redstone village park are calling pesky. Neighbors say the park…
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UTEP fans stay to watch the season opener come rain or shine
EL PASO, Texas — UTEP Miner fans flocked to the Sunbowl to celebrate the first game of football season. The game was delayed because of rain and…
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Aggie fans full of school spirit ahead of opening game and $15 million in facility improvements
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — New Mexico State Aggies opens against the Nevada Wolf Pack Saturday at the Aggie Memorial Stadium. Aggie students are…
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Las Cruces International Mariachi Conference announces headliner for “spectacular” event
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico– An exciting day for mariachi in the Borderland. The 29th annual Las Cruces International Mariachi conference is back with…
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4,000 NMSU students from recent school year to qualify for some type of student loan forgiveness
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — NMSU’s Financial Aid office has been preparing to help students navigate eligibility applications since the announcement…
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Las Cruces considers installing traffic cameras to keep track of red light runners
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico- The city of Las Cruces is considering bringing back technology to stop red-light runners and speeding motorists. …
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Roadway outside bridge on US 180 north of Silver City collapses due to extreme runoff
SILVER CITY, New Mexico — According to the New Mexico Department of Transportation, a roadway just before the bridge at mile marker 92, has…
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Ruidoso flash floods add further devastation to areas hit by wildfire
RUIDOSO, New Mexico — Heavy rain and flash flooding hit Ruidoso this weekend. Gavilan Canyon in Northern Ruidoso received the worst of it. Homes,…
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