The El Paso Police Department reminisced on 2016 events, including Pope Francis' visit and a new flag, highlighting growth and community engagement in a social media post.

El Paso Sheriff's town hall on ICE's 287(g) program fails to allay fears amid reports of expanded immigration raids and a detainee's death by asphyxia, sparking calls for accountability.

The National Weather Service reports fair weather in El Paso, TX, with a chilly morning at 26°F, calm winds, and clear visibility. The forecast predicts sunny conditions with mild temperatures for the coming days.

El Paso Community College's baseball and softball teams gear up for the 2026 season with optimism, showcasing a strong baseball roster and a new interim softball coach, all aiming for competitive success.

A Wyoming-based immigration broker was indicted after authorities say about 11 pounds of fentanyl were found hidden in a car at the Santa Teresa port of entry.

Michael "Buzz Adams" Witt was booked Jan. 10 on DWI, possession and unlawful-carrying charges and released Jan. 11, according to jail records.

Two men were arrested after a Saturday-night shooting outside El Guapo Bar in Northeast El Paso. Police say both face aggravated assault charges.

El Paso County will hand out sweatshirts, blankets and heaters at community centers starting Jan. 12 while supplies last.

Texas DPS troopers discovered over 10 grams of fentanyl and 12 grams of methamphetamine during a traffic stop initiated for a window tint violation. The stop prevented potentially lethal narcotics from reaching the community.

The City of Socorro expressed gratitude to its citizens on International Thank You Day, acknowledging their participation in local governance and community events through a social media post.

A water main break in Northeast and parts of Central El Paso has led to boil water advisories and disrupted services, with repairs expected to take days.

Pedro Balcazar Acosta was arrested in Horizon City, TX, for allegedly assaulting a family member and impeding their breathing. The incident involved an argument escalating into violence, with a $10,000 bond set for Acosta.

EPCC has extended its payment deadline for Spring 2026 registration to January 30, offering extra time for financial arrangements and promoting payment plans and emergency loans for students.