The Clint Texas Police Department is inviting the community to participate in a Toy Drive, highlighting the initiative on social media to foster community bonds and help those in need during the holidays.

EPCC's Risk Management Institute receives the 2025 Industry Safety Excellence Award from the El Paso Association of Contractors for its efforts in promoting construction safety.

UTEP finance scholar Sadok El Ghoul received the Yvan Allaire Medal from the Royal Society of Canada for his influential work in organizational governance.

NORAD is ready to track Santa Claus for the 70th consecutive year, with a website featuring games and a flight tracker, and Canadian and American teams ensuring Santa's safe passage.

EPCC launches its Wintermester, a 4-week intensive course period, with online tutoring support available 7 days a week to assist students in this accelerated academic session.

El Paso's Moises Rodriguez took silver in the Elite 121-pound division at the USA Boxing National Championships in Lubbock after a close final defeat. He plans to attend Team USA's January training camp.

Abraham Quintanilla Jr., Selena's father and manager, has died at 86. He was instrumental in her rise to fame and preserving her legacy. His passing was announced by his son, A.B. Quintanilla III.

Horizon City Police arrested David Valentine Rodriguez during a traffic stop for an equipment violation. He was wanted for assault and additionally charged with drug possession.

Devon Bobian was sentenced to 132 years for the death of Officer Julian Becerra after a chase linked to a stolen vehicle and a history of violent crime.

Ysleta ISD trustees appointed Henry Rivera to the District 7 seat in a 4-1 vote. The selection revives debate over a past city-council reprimand.

The El Paso Fire Department announced the success of its Toys for Tots campaign, expressing gratitude to donors for their generosity in a Facebook post.

Dr. Brian Lusk announced his commitment as the new Superintendent of the El Paso Independent School District, planning to engage with community members and build upon the district's legacy.

El Paso's Environmental Services Department is expanding the Greater El Paso Landfill by constructing six new cells over 65 acres for $20 million, funded by solid waste fees, ensuring waste management for the next 12 years.