Canutillo ISD Police celebrate K9 Alis's retirement after seven years of service, highlighting her contribution to school safety and community relations.

A 37-year-old inmate at El Paso County Jail was found unresponsive and pronounced dead despite resuscitation efforts. No signs of harm were evident, and an investigation with an autopsy is underway.

Charles Q. Murphree PK-8 has introduced a house system to motivate students through competition, improve behavior, and enhance community and school spirit.

Lesley Garcia in El Paso was arrested for falsely reporting her car stolen, which was linked to an earlier hit-and-run.

Mixed sun and thunderstorms are expected in El Paso this week with highs around 95°F and night-time lows near 71°F. A scattered storm and rain pattern is forecasted.

A man was stabbed in El Paso's Red Sands area; the assailant is at large, and the Sheriff's Office seeks public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

UTEP track and field head coach Francesca Green has revitalized her coaching staff with the hiring of Elijah Barnes, Justin Herbert, Abby Walls, and graduate assistant Trayvion White-Austin, with Kimberly Francis returning for a second stint.

El Paso Community College celebrated their LVN program graduates with a pinning ceremony, recognizing their dedication and honoring two with the DAISY Award for outstanding nursing.

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.