Rio Grande Campus's A & B buildings are closed due to HVAC issues, affecting classes and activities which will move to remote learning. Other EPCC campuses operate normally. No repair timeline is provided, updates are promised.

El Paso Independent School District updated its dress code to be inclusive and practical, avoiding a high school uniform mandate but adopting universal colors for current uniform policies.

Sandy City Police are intensifying speed enforcement after finding drivers going over double the 40 mph limit on 9000 S, emphasizing the dangers of such reckless driving.

El Paso Police arrested Christopher Sledge, 29, for allegedly burglarizing Radford School. He faces property destruction and trespass charges and is held on a $2,250 bond.

Veronica M. Campbell rejoins Canutillo ISD as the new purchasing agent, bringing extensive procurement experience from previous roles in education and government sectors.

Rogelio Campuzano was arrested by Horizon City Police for Misapplication of Fiduciary Property and booked on a $6,000 bond.

El Paso faces unpredictable weather with sunny skies and potential thunderstorms. The NWS foresees a mix of clear conditions and scattered storms, with temperature fluctuations throughout the week.

El Paso invites community participation for a Dia de los Muertos event featuring alebrijes, with application deadlines for vendors on August 7 and parade participants on September 1.

Two boys in Duchesne County, aged 9 and 6, were critically injured and airlifted to a hospital after being thrown from a pickup truck. The incident is under investigation.

El Paso is facing a heatwave with temperatures reaching triple digits, a slight chance of evening showers, and continued hot weather forecasted for the coming days.

El Paso's proposed FY2026 budget focuses on tax relief for seniors/disabled, public safety, and infrastructure, maintaining the tax rate, and providing city employee raises without relying heavily on reserves.

El Paso anticipates summer thunderstorms with a heatwave, as the NWS forecasts a 40 percent chance of rain and temperatures approaching 105 degrees, with intermittent relief from possible rain showers.

El Paso Fire Department's Water Rescue Team aided in Central Texas flood rescues, shown in a dramatic video saving individuals from floodwaters. Texas representatives have supported relief efforts in response to the disasters.