El Paso's Burges High Star, Catalina Gutierrez, Chosen for Prestigious Senate Youth Program in Washington, D.C.
A Burges High School senior, Catalina Gutierrez, was selected for the esteemed US Senate Youth Program and will attend with 103 other students, meet officials, and receive a $10,000 scholarship.
UTEP Graduate Students Shine in Three Minute Thesis Competition, Conveying Complex Research with Clarity
UTEP held its Three Minute Thesis competition, where graduate students explained their research in three minutes with one slide and no props, covering a range of topics and aiming to engage a wide audience.
El Paso Motorists Alert: Weeklong I-10 Road Closures and Detours Announced for Infrastructure Upgrades
El Paso faces a series of road closures due to TxDOT construction activities on I-10, affecting traffic and requiring detours for improvement projects, including concrete placement and electrical work.
El Paso Tower Trouble: Escobar’s Big Push To Replace Aging Airport Nerve Center
Rep. Veronica Escobar unveiled the El Paso Air Traffic Control Tower Modernization Act on Thursday to secure federal dollars for a new tower at ELP. The bill follows FAA review and local union backing and would direct appropriations to replace the nearly 60-year-old facility.
UTEP to Honor Largest Fall Graduating Class in History with Weekend Commencement Ceremonies
UTEP will celebrate its largest fall graduation with over 2,900 graduates. The ceremonies, requiring no tickets, are across two days with free parking available and will be live-streamed. The campus icons will be lit in honor of the graduates.
Chacon Towing & Roadside Assistance Brings Joy to Horizon City with Generous Toy Donation to Police Department
Chacon Towing & Roadside Assistance donated toys to the Horizon community, which was acknowledged by the local police in a Facebook post, expressing gratitude and inviting further donations to their holiday toy drive.












