El Paso ISD celebrates its trustees during School Board Recognition Month, acknowledging their efforts to ensure student success and community engagement in public education.

Eduardo Garcia, 34, assaulted a deputy and tried to flee during a traffic stop in El Paso after failing sobriety tests; he now faces multiple charges.

El Paso celebrated New Year's Eve with a vibrant downtown festival, culminating in the Star Drop event, as detailed by the Parks and Recreation's social media post. The post thanked attendees and looked forward to future community celebrations.

The National Weather Service predicts mild, partly cloudy weather for El Paso, with temperatures in the 60s and light winds. Rain chances increase midweek.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office conducted a DWI Task Force operation on New Year's, resulting in 35 arrests, including 26 for DWI, through multi-agency collaboration.

Sheriff Ugarte invites the community to the 6th Annual Deputy Peter J. Herrera Memorial 5K on March 8, 2026, at Ascarate Park to honor the fallen deputy.

TABC's transformative year included major operations, regulatory changes, illicit alcohol seizure, combating human trafficking, new leadership, and hemp industry regulation.

El Paso's Parks and Recreation Department expressed thanks for community support and announced a one-day closure on New Year's Day via a Facebook post.

El Paso deputies are asking for help finding 14-year-old Axel Gerardo Esparza, last seen near Barnard Drive last Saturday. Tips: (915) 832-4408.

A pallet yard blaze in the Las Colonias area of Clint drew a multi-agency response overnight; crews worked to contain the fire and no injuries were reported.

El Paso police say a 50-year-old man died after being taken into custody following an early-morning disturbance call. The department has opened an internal review as investigators work to determine the cause.

The El Paso Fire Department highlighted the dedication of their 911 Communications team, who worked through the holidays to keep the community safe, in a social media post.

More than $7.6 million in lottery-backed grants will fund parks, trails and land protection across Southern Colorado, from Alamosa to the Pikes Peak corridor. Projects range from ADA playgrounds to a large San Luis Valley conservation effort.