Jaime Andrade, 56, died after a chain-reaction crash on North Desert Boulevard. Chavira told police she drank with an older man before driving.

Glen Archer, 68, died six weeks after a five-vehicle crash near Joe Battle and Montwood, El Paso police say.

El Paso's UTEP is rolling out fireworks, puppy yoga and a 25,000-person block party to greet its biggest student body ever.

A daylight gunfight sent one man to the hospital and forced Lynn Middle School into a temporary shelter-in-place near Idaho Avenue.

El Paso is headed for a week of sunny skies, triple-digit highs and little relief after dark. Mountain storms may linger briefly before the region turns drier.

Lucina Martinez Chavez allegedly hit a driver's window and keyed her door after a lane dispute near the border crossing’s x-ray lanes.

The new Bowman Drive complex offers free courts and a walking track, but fitness equipment still requires a membership.

A $285,000 EPCC grant for free textbooks is fueling a sharper fight over who's really cutting college costs for Texas families.

A peephole reveals leopard-print wallpaper and chopsticks behind Anomalía's teaser mural in Downtown El Paso.

An off-duty supervisor recognized Bryan Stewart shopping in Las Cruces, ending a probation-violation manhunt tied to a 2018 student relationship case.

One person died and two were hospitalized after a single-vehicle crash shut down US 54 near Fort Bliss's Cassidy Gate early Sunday.

Visit El Paso will shuttle riders free to three centuries-old churches along Socorro Road on September 5, with a downtown pickup available on request.

El Paso police won't publish a map of their 150 license plate readers, even as the city already survived one close council vote to keep them.