EPCC held a S.T.E.A.M. Open House, showcasing academic programs and engaging the community with hands-on exhibits and information on education opportunities.

EPCC baseball team secured three wins against Western Oklahoma State College, with players receiving accolades for their performance. The softball team, however, suffered losses on the road.

EPCC student Isaiah DeSantos shared his story of mental health advocacy and highlighted the importance of the college's mental health services, EPCC Cares.

Luis J. Cobos was arrested for animal cruelty after video showed him throwing rocks at dogs; he faces two felony charges. The dogs are now safe and awaiting return to their owner.

The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office hosted the second annual Regional Honor Guard Workshop, fostering inter-agency collaboration and professional development among over 70 law enforcement professionals.

El Paso Community College's Tejanos celebrated as Carlos Mauldin signed with the University of Oregon and teammates Acevedo and Prado also made college commitments.

Texas livestock producers are preparing for birthing season with extra caution due to the risk of Q fever, with warnings from the Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory to look out for the bacteria.

A Mexican national, Osvaldo Coronel-Fernandez, was extradited to the U.S. on human smuggling charges and faces potential federal prison time if convicted.

El Paso police arrested a man, Gonzalez, for allegedly attacking two dogs, Scooby and Blue, with a machete, causing injuries. He faces animal cruelty charges.

Two individuals were injured in a traffic collision that closed McCombs Boulevard in El Paso. The road was shut for around an hour for emergency services and investigation.

El Paso Police and Crime Stoppers are searching for two men who stole a motorcycle from a Northeast El Paso apartment. The theft involved a red Ford F-150 and occurred at about 3:27 a.m. on February 10th. They seek tips that could lead to an arrest.

Facing a $38 million deficit, the Socorro Independent School District plans layoffs, program cuts, and increased class sizes despite community concerns.

A 24-year-old woman died in a rollover crash in Las Cruces after running a stop sign and colliding with another car. She was ejected for not wearing a seatbelt.