EPCC has opened applications for its Student Success Endowment Scholarship, funded by MacKenzie Scott's donation, covering tuition and fees for up to six semesters.

A Fort Bliss soldier with top secret clearance is charged with espionage and export violations for attempting to share defense information and technical data, including details about the M1A2 Abrams Tank, with someone he believed was a Russian agent.

The Douglas County Youth Initiative celebrates 20 years of empowering local youth with a public event featuring ice cream and games at Millhouse on Aug. 15. Commissioner Laydon underscores the county’s commitment to supporting young people.

Richard E. Turley Jr. is set to deliver the 2025 Arrington Lecture at Utah State University, focusing on decades of collaborative LDS historical scholarship.

El Paso is under a heat advisory from the NWS, warning of extreme temperatures reaching up to 106 degrees until Saturday night. Residents are urged to stay cool and hydrated to avoid heat-related illnesses.

El Paso man charged with animal cruelty after a video showed him abusing a dog; he was re-booked with a $15,000 bond. The abused dog is now healthy and returned to its owner.

The NWS issued a heat advisory for parts of the Southwest, warning of temperatures potentially surpassing 105°F and advising precautions against heat-related illnesses.

EPCC and BBC celebrated World Breastfeeding Week with their 14th Border Latch event, featuring a synchronized breastfeeding initiative to promote and normalize breastfeeding.

EPSO FC won the Zunis Soccer Tournament, dedicated to the memory of Deputy Aleman #1361. Sheriff Ugarte commended the team's victory as a tribute to service and remembrance.

Socorro Independent School District celebrates receiving the National Certificate for STEM Excellence, a prestigious recognition for STEM education leadership.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office honored its volunteers for their service, with 221 volunteers logging over 39,000 hours in various roles. Sheriff Roybal praised their work and welcomed new volunteers and interns.

UTEP announces a free Football Fan Day event at Sun Bowl Stadium, including meet-and-greet with players, autograph sessions, and a "Select a Seat" feature for season ticket holders.

El Paso marks National Professional Engineers Day with an educational event for students at the Mexican American Cultural Center, featuring a hands-on exhibit and learning opportunities about engineering.