El Paso's Department of Public Health facility has reopened with normal operations, except for non-functional water fountains due to ongoing maintenance.

Two East El Paso restaurants landed in the lower tier of this week's health inspections with mid‑70s scores, while other kitchens earned perfect marks.

Photos released after a Dec. 3 break-in at House of Kings Card Club; police and Crime Stoppers want tips. Anonymous callers may qualify for a reward.

El Paso's Emergency Management has set up seven water distribution sites after a major water main break, with services available via phone for those unable to travel to the sites.

Horizon City Police arrested Juset De Santiago for drug-related charges after a traffic stop led to the discovery of controlled substances and THC oil vapes. The arrest followed after investigation and a no-bond warrant under SB9.

El Paso police executed a warrant in East El Paso, involving heavy law enforcement presence, road closures, and strategic officer positioning near a local high school. Details on the operation's outcome are scarce.

A water main break in Northeast El Paso causes disruptions, leading to police managing traffic and urging street cautions. A Boil Water Notice is issued to residents.

El Paso's forecast includes mostly cloudy skies, mild temperatures, and calm winds, with highs in the mid-50s to low-60s and lows in the mid-30s. Sunny weather is expected later in the week.

El Paso high school students visited the East Montana Patrol for hands-on law enforcement experience, including SWAT and crisis negotiation demonstrations, part of the Mentoring Our Future program.

El Paso deputies arrested a man after finding meth during a traffic stop. He resisted arrest, leading to charges of narcotics possession and resisting arrest.

The City of Socorro expressed appreciation for its police personnel on Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, highlighting their service and community engagement on social media.

UTEP's computer science and nursing programs were ranked among the best in the nation by U.S. News, also highlighting the university's Top 100 status for social mobility.

CBP officers at the Ysleta bridge seized nearly 49 pounds of cocaine — about $380,000 in street value — after finding 20 bundles hidden in a car; the driver was detained.