El Paso announces holiday events, USA Today recognition, free Christmas bus rides, and first MPOX case while promoting public services and civic engagement.

UTEP was recognized by Forbes as a top school for launching careers and for its low student debt, ranking among the top 15 colleges and having the eighth lowest average student debt nationally.

A 44-year-old man was arrested after a UTV chase near Clint ended when deputies disabled the vehicle. He was booked on an evading-with-a-vehicle charge and held on $10,000 bond.

Ardena Carrasco, noted for her resilience, advanced her education at EPCC and UTEP while helping others at EPCC's Connect Center, poised to join UTEP's Pharmacy program.

A $24 million rehab reopened 144 affordable apartments near the Shoppes at Solana, a project officials say took about 10 years to finish.

El Paso County Sheriff's Department hosted a successful Santa with a Badge Toy Giveaway, with community support and gratitude expressed by Sheriff Ugarte on social media.

The Andress High School esports team won the Texas Scholastic Esports Federation State Championship, reflecting the growth of their program and El Paso ISD's digital skills focus.

El Paso native Abe Mac returns for his fourth Spread the Holiday Cheer series with school visits and free family shows across the city this December.

El Paso forecast predicts clearer skies and rising temperatures, with a high near 62°F today and 68°F on Tuesday.

Abundant Church in San Elizario is holding its Annual Christmas Toy and Food Giveaway, distributing 1,000 food boxes and 3,000 toys with the help of volunteers.

Country artist Frank Ray criticizes ICE for detaining his brother-in-law, who had renewed employment authorization, on Thanksgiving, sparking a debate on immigration policies and urging a more humane approach.

El Paso Police Department trained officers and civilians as Child Passenger Safety Technicians, culminating in a car seat safety event for the community.

A fatal car crash in El Paso County resulted in one death and hospitalizations. The incident involved three vehicles and occurred on Alameda Avenue. The Sheriff’s Office is investigating.