EPCC held a graduation for 14 U.S. Army medics, with 11 receiving Paramedic certificates and three earning Advanced EMT certificates. The program involves intense training and sets soldiers on a path for advancement.

El Paso is investing $20 million to build six new landfill cells at the Greater El Paso Landfill, adding roughly a dozen years of disposal capacity. The work is funded by solid‑waste fees.

The weather in El Paso is set to be sunny with mild temperatures and light winds, maintaining comfortable conditions through the weekend and into the next week.

Horizon City Police arrested Jonathan Ontiveros for possession of a controlled substance and weapon after a traffic stop revealed THC and a hidden gun.

West El Paso police arrest a woman for stealing packages, caught on a doorbell camera, and remind residents to secure deliveries and report suspicious activity.

El Paso police investigate after a pedestrian is hit by a vehicle near Lancaster Elementary School, with the victim sustaining serious injuries and hospitalized as Code 3.

The Horizon City Police arrested Nicholas Joel Hernandez for public intoxication after he was found struggling to provide his address while walking home intoxicated.

Horizon City Police arrested a man named Andres Daniel Martinez for DWI after a traffic stop; he later failed a breathalyzer test and his bond was set at $1,000.

The Veterans Park Pool and Rec Center in El Paso is closed due to a significant water leak and electrical issues. Repair work involves replacing 40 feet of pipe and an electrical panel.

El Paso ISD opened a new Family Resource Center at Lamar Elementary, providing a food pantry, personal care items, and other services to support students and their families.

A Kelly Center presentation put El Paso’s food‑insecurity rate near 35%. The Opportunity Center and local food bank say protein donations and funds are urgently needed.

El Paso is expected to have a sunny week with day temperatures in the mid-60s and night temperatures in the mid-40s according to the National Weather Service.

El Paso Police's Bomb Squad investigated a "suspicious item" at the Downtown Municipal Court, resulting in nearby evacuations and traffic closures. No details on the item were disclosed.