Law enforcement in El Paso arrested Danny Joseph Navarro for theft and credit card abuse after a thorough investigation involving surveillance footage and transaction tracking.

UTEP unveils its 2025 cross country schedule with new head coach Francesca Green, starting with the Lori Fitzgerald Open and aimed at peaking for late-year championships.

El Paso ISD students returned to school on August 4, marking the start of the 2025-26 academic year with enthusiasm and optimism for new learning opportunities.

El Paso announces a community meeting on August 7, 2025, to discuss a $6.32 million road reconstruction project backed by the 2022 Community bond program.

A San Angelo man, Carlos Julian Ruiz, has been sentenced to 80 years for sexually exploiting minors, including filming the abuse of two young sisters.

Las Cruces invites community groups to a meeting for official registration with the City on August 14, aiming to improve communication with local governance.

Responders attended a rollover crash in West El Paso, injuring six people with non-life-threatening conditions. The incident affected traffic, but no serious injuries were reported. Cause under investigation.

El Paso Public Libraries are closing temporarily for RFID upgrades, with closures staggered between August and November. The Main Library remains open while other branches close for 1-2 weeks each.

SISD emphasizes inclusive education for special needs students starting at age three and offers services for children with hearing and visual impairments from birth.

El Paso County Public Works offers residents a free community cleanup event to dispose of unwanted items at two locations on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.

EPCC Cosmetology Department's 'Power of Pink' event offered beauty treatments to cancer survivors, fostering community support and providing students practical experience.

El Paso ISD's communication team won multiple awards from the NSPRA for their effective public relations efforts, including their website and various campaigns.

The new Canutillo ISD middle school designs have received the Texas Society of Architects' 2025 Studio Award. Construction begins this fall, recognizing their innovative and sustainable design aspects.