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.

Firefighter Michael Garcia retired after 22 years of service with a ceremony at Station 27, praised by the El Paso Fire Department for his dedication.

El Paso, TX is enjoying stable, sunny weather with mild temperatures and gentle breezes, continuing into the coming week as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Dr. Brian Lusk is appointed as the Superintendent of Schools for El Paso ISD, after a unanimous board decision. With a 30-year career in Texas education, he aims to build upon the district's academic achievements.

The City of Socorro, Texas, has launched a toy drive at the Rio Vista Community Center to give gifts to underprivileged children during the holiday season.

UTEP sent an early-morning alert after a shooting near 2700 N. Mesa. Two suspects were seen running toward Miner Village; no injuries or arrests were reported.

A stretch of I-10 East in El Paso was closed, causing traffic delays. Sheriff Ugarte announced the closure at MM2 and directed detours via social media, with an expected clearing time of one hour.

Clemson Tigers await their bowl game destination post-season, with projections varying from the Duke's Mayo Bowl to the Sun Bowl. Selections follow Duke's unexpected ACC win, affecting the CFP landscape.

Socorro's Winter Fest Parade featured festive lights and music, with the El Paso County Sheriff's Office participating and expressing thanks on social media for the community bonding event.

Tom Homan, former White House Border Czar, made controversial remarks during a Turning Point USA event at UTEP, leading to protests and a confrontation with a heckler.