Two Northwest Early College High School seniors received prestigious scholarships, with Melina Holguin awarded the Terry Foundation Scholarship to attend UTEP, and Elizabeth Marshall receiving multiple awards for Texas Tech University.

El Paso ISD celebrated the graduation of its first P-TECH class, with students from various schools earning associate degrees and certificates, preparing them for careers.

The Western District of Texas filed 295 new immigration cases in a week, targeting illegal entry and related offenses, including cases against Mexican nationals for illegal re-entry and U.S. citizens for conspiracy to transport illegal aliens.

Cristina Alvarez of Socorro Early College High School is a finalist for the School Counselor of the Year award, recognized for her work in both emotional and academic student support.

EPCC Nursing Program celebrated its 50th ADN Pinning Ceremony, with 85 graduates and the first DAISY Award for faculty and a student. The event honored the legacy and impact of EPCC nursing graduates.

El Paso County deputies arrested Carlos Modesto, 40, for stealing 500 gallons of diesel. He initially gave a false name and resisted arrest but faces multiple charges with a $17,500 bond.

El Paso Community College fashion students received honors at the FGI scholarship competition, reflecting the high caliber of the school's Fashion Technology Program.

El Paso ISD welcomes new board members and leaders, addressing challenges like a budget shortfall and emphasizing collaborative governance for student success.

El Paso faces strong winds, blowing dust, and critical fire weather, with advisories issued for reduced visibility and high gusts, prompting safety warnings.

Fatal shooting of 18-year-old Josiah Perrault occurred on Walnut Street; another man injured. Details to emerge after a police news conference post-National Police Week.

A 65-year-old man died in a multi-car crash in El Paso, caused by a tow truck running a red light, resulting in the city's 22nd traffic fatality of 2025.

EPCC Tejanos ended their season with a 12-2 loss against Weatherford College in the NJCAA Region V playoffs, marking their first playoff appearance in 17 years.

The El Paso Police Department partnered with a career tech center to show students the realities of police work, through an interactive event aiming to inspire future cadets.