El Paso launches Timeless Fitness, a fitness program for seniors 55+, focusing on health, wellness, and social connections, running from January 21 to April 8 at Gary Del Palacio Recreation Center.

NWS El Paso forecasts a week of sunny days, clear nights, calm winds, with highs in the low 60s and lows around 40.

Students at two Canutillo campuses were held outside after staff reported a gas odor. Texas Gas crews investigated and the district said all students are safe.

El Paso offers free Christmas tree disposal at the Citizens Collection station until January 31st, encouraging residents to remove decorations and participate in reducing landfill waste.

The Texas Department of Transportation has scheduled roadwork on I-10 between Vinton and Mesa, including alternating lane closures for electrical and construction work, with a 24-hour eastbound shutdown on January 24 for ramp work.

TxDOT celebrated employees for their service, acknowledging 33 team members with a total of 445 years of combined tenure, spanning from El Paso to Presidio.

El Paso ISD deals with a major water main break, leading to school closures and boil water notices, with Superintendent Lusk emphasizing safety and community partnership efforts.

El Paso, Texas, is set for a series of sunny days with stable temperatures and minimal wind according to the National Weather Service.

Leticia Portillo was arrested in El Paso County for allegedly neglecting her dog, resulting in severe wounds. Despite warnings, the neglect persisted. Her bond was set at $3,000.

UTEP will mark the opening of Texas Western Hall — a 124,725-square-foot, $110 million learning complex that replaces the aging Liberal Arts Building. Officials will cut the ribbon this week.

Cuban national Geraldo Lunas Campos died in ICE custody in Texas amid medical distress; his disruptive behavior and non-compliance led to segregation before his death, now under investigation.

EPISD celebrates its teachers' achievement of National Board Certification, highlighting the rigorous process and the dedication it demonstrates to educational excellence and student needs.

Singapore Cafe, a longtime West Side pad thai spot, has closed its Mesa Street storefront after more than 20 years. A note on the door thanked customers and left the space's future unclear.