CBP officers at El Paso ports seized 263.1 kilos of narcotics in a week, using canine units and inspection technology to stop drugs from entering the U.S.

EPCC's Men's and Women's Cross Country teams aim for success at the NJCAA National Championships, with the women ranked third nationally and the men holding an at-large berth.

EPISD is set to hold its Read Across the District event, with Hart Elementary kicking off the celebrations. Author Lisa Caprelli will participate, promoting literacy amidst EPISD's academic successes.

Authorities found three missing Oklahoma children with two adults in Colorado Springs after a search and mental health evaluation of Danielle LeGrande, who had made a troubling emergency call.

El Paso homeowners weigh 17 proposed amendments on Election Day, including Proposition 13 which could save them $432 in property taxes. Local officials raise concerns over potential budget shortfalls.

El Paso Police seek public help in solving an October 22 aggravated robbery on Pera Avenue and encourage tips via their non-emergency line or Crime Stoppers.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office investigates a suspicious death of a female in Stratmoor Hills, stressing no immediate threat to the public and seeking tips.

El Paso County Sheriff investigates the homicide of Jeremy Campbell, 38, with Khayla Dawson, 27, charged with first-degree murder and additional crimes.

Two UTEP faculty members, Carolina Valencia and Lela Vukovic, win prestigious 2025 Regents’ Outstanding Teaching Awards.

Deputies in El Paso County found the vehicle of a missing person, leading to a homicide investigation; Khalya Dawson is charged with first-degree murder and related crimes.

Coronado High School showcases its educational offerings during Program Night for prospective students and families, highlighting its strong academics, extracurriculars, and community values.

The 7th Annual Sun City Portfolio Day saw over 500 artists from the El Paso region present their work to 28 colleges, including first-time participants from Clint and Canutillo ISDs.

Horizon City Police arrested Juan Quiroz, wanted on a felony warrant, after a welfare check on a vehicle at a park led to the discovery of his outstanding warrant for "Deceptive Business Practices with a Previous Conviction."