EPCC chemistry honors students presented their research projects, covering topics from bacterial presence in grapes to plant-derived antibiotics and gold nanoparticles synthesis.

El Paso filed a 178‑page climate action plan with the EPA two weeks ago, outlining 40 actions across energy, transport and nature. Staff say implementation will hinge on funding and partnerships.

Special Traffic Investigators were on scene after an early-morning motorcycle crash on the 4400 block of North Mesa Street in West El Paso. Officials say details remain limited.

The El Paso Police Department highlighted their Special Traffic Investigators' advanced drone training for crash scene investigations on social media.

Neighbors in El Paso's Upper Valley say a Ring camera appears to capture an early‑morning burst of gunfire; police have not released further details and investigators are seeking tips.

Socorro, Texas thanked Ysleta del Sur Pueblo for inviting them to the T'Aikabede Jose Sierra Sr. Youth Learning Center's open house, recognizing its importance for youth development.

El Paso, TX, is set for a week of sunshine and stable weather with pleasant temperatures in the mid-to-high 60s, as reported by the National Weather Service.

The El Paso Police Department introduced the Spirit of Christmas program, bringing holiday joy to 120 Eastside public school children with gifts and fostering community ties.

Horizon City Police Department will host a volleyball tournament to support Special Olympics in El Paso, seeking team registrations via their Facebook page.

A person was killed Wednesday after being struck by a train near Fox Plaza in south‑central El Paso. Crimes Against Persons detectives have opened an investigation.

Dr. Brian Lusk is appointed as the new Superintendent of Schools for El Paso Independent School District, receiving unanimous support by the board. He brings over 30 years of experience in Texas public education.

A high-speed pursuit raced through Fabens and briefly put Fabens ISD on hold before campuses were cleared and classes resumed. Local officials say the hold was temporary.

EPCC celebrates the success of its Fire Technology Program, with student Francisco Dominguez set to graduate with an Associate of Applied Science in Basic Firefighter. The program offers rigorous training and prepares students for state exams.