El Paso Police reported a road rage incident involving Jair Rodriguez that escalated to gunfire. No severe injuries occurred, and Rodriguez was arrested for Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon.

El Paso greets residents with New Year wishes and thanks. City offices close on January 1st, resuming January 2nd. The city shares a message of hope for 2026.

Construction on the John Hayes extension closed Berryville access in East El Paso, leaving neighbors worried about emergency response and everyday travel.

El Paso's waste management schedule is adjusted due to the holidays, with no pickups on Dec 25-26 and Jan 1-2, but make-up collections on Dec 27 and Jan 3 for trash only, not recycling.

The National Weather Service reports cloudy skies and a cool 55°F in El Paso, TX, with changing weather including potential rain and snow showers and varying temperatures throughout the week.

El Paso police are investigating a hit-and-run on US Hwy 54 that killed pedestrian Miguel Eduardo Rodriguez. They seek an unknown driver whose vehicle likely has front right damage.

Socorro City partners with TXDOT in a campaign against drunk driving, stressing the need for sober driving during holidays with the message "Drive Sober. No Regrets."

El Paso calls on residents to recycle cooking grease at Citizen Collection Stations for free to prevent clogged drains and promote cleaner community practices.

Horizon City Police arrested Brittney Jauregui for DWI, marking her second offense, after a traffic stop on December 23. They continue to enforce sober driving during the holidays.

The Clint Police Department shared a holiday message of gratitude and safety on Facebook, reminding the community to drive responsibly during the festive season.

Shain Lewis Dotson was arrested in El Paso for allegedly striking a deputy during a domestic violence call response. He faces charges of Assault on a Peace Officer and Resisting Arrest.

TxDOT plans to replace a freeway sign after a crash on I-10 East near Geronimo that resulted in a fire and three hospitalizations. Repair costs may reach $350,000. Traffic has reopened.

Socorro, Texas suspends Relief Transport Service on December 24-25, 2025, urging residents to plan trips in advance; emergency services will remain available.