EPCC announced the winners of its 2025 Excellence Awards, recognizing faculty and staff achievements, including Dr. Rebecca A. Escamilla and librarian Lorely Ambriz.

Over 500 El Paso elementary students will participate in the 7th annual Unidos Games, involving competitions such as biking and running, to celebrate abilities and community.

El Paso is set for a week of mostly sunny weather with fair conditions and highs in the 80s, alongside breezy winds and a slight chance of showers towards the weekend.

Former Judge Joel Cano and wife Nancy face charges for allegedly aiding a suspected Venezuelan gang member, including evidence tampering and conspiracy. They are accused of destroying a phone and attempting to conceal the suspect's online profile.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office is combating illegal desert dumping by hosting a free Community Clean-Up Event, encouraging residents to help preserve the local environment.

El Paso County launches its first DWI Task Force, led by Sheriff Ugarte, which netted 36 arrests during a weekend operation, indicating a commitment to combat impaired driving.

El Paso faces extensive roadworks with the Montana Avenue and Purple Heart 375 widening projects, along with multiple other construction activities extending into 2025, causing various lane and shoulder closures.

El Paso is progressing with the development of its Convention Center by purchasing two crucial downtown properties for about $4.8 million, aiming to enhance tourism and compete with other Texas cities.

El Paso Police investigate an early morning shooting in Northeast El Paso; details on victims or suspects remain unknown.

The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office requests public assistance in locating Rueben Matthews, missing since December 14, 2024. Matthews, a 41-year-old black male, left home and has been out of contact, an occurrence described as out of character.

El Paso's eighth homicide occurred, increasing from last year's count. Mr. Contreras was found dead, leading to Jaime Adrian Contreras's arrest on murder charges. The community is alarmed at the rising violence.

El Paso faces a week of windy, dusty conditions with highs near 90 degrees, and potential gusts up to 34 mph, punctuated by chances of showers by the weekend.

Superintendent Diana Sayavedra highlighted El Paso ISD's focus on leadership, collaboration, and student achievements, celebrating assistant principals and preparing for the Month of the Military Child and an upcoming student film festival.