El Paso seeks citizen feedback on its Animal Services with a survey aimed at guiding the search for a new director and shaping strategies for animal welfare.

Clint Police urge responsible ATV use during Turkey Run, reminding the public that driving ATVs on public roads is illegal and stressing safety by avoiding intoxicated operation. They'll patrol and may impound ATVs on roads.

Mayor Javier Perea and State Representative Ray Lara distributed 100 Thanksgiving turkeys to families in Sunland Park, showing political solidarity and community engagement.

Doña Ana County announces the opening date for the new ice-skating rink, with operations to run until February 19. Community expresses enthusiasm for the winter activity.

DEA El Paso Division says it seized 19.012 kilograms of fentanyl from West Texas this week — an amount the agency says could equal millions of lethal doses. Officials posted the haul on social media but released few operational details.

Alicia R. Chacón, an El Paso political and civic trailblazer, died Tuesday at 87. Her decades of service ran from school board pioneer to county judge and nonprofit leader.

El Paso Sheriff Oscar Ugarte announced on Facebook the promotions of Sergeant Alex Valencia and Detective Christian Salas, highlighting their professional dedication and service.

An El Paso man was arrested for abusing a dog after a video on social media led to public outrage and an investigation, resulting in his arrest and animal cruelty charges.

A Fabens man was arrested after deputies say a 16-year-old was found at the scene; he's been booked without bond on indecency and public intoxication charges.

El Paso ISD's Interim Superintendent Aguirre expressed gratitude, highlighted achievements, and supported the Andress High School's Golden Eagles before the Thanksgiving break. She also announced a new Family Resource Center at Lamar Elementary.

El Paso ISD engages in service projects and holiday events, including food drives, to support families during Thanksgiving, fostering community and gratitude.

El Paso Police are investigating an early morning shooting in Central El Paso that sent one person to the hospital, with little detail on the victim's condition.

Dr. Carlos C. Amaya is appointed as EPCC's new VP of Instruction and Workforce Education, effective February 1, 2026, following Dr. Steven Smith's retirement.