The SISD held its annual Employee Art Show, where art teacher Julian Vidales won first place with a tribute to his late father. The event showcased SISD employees' artistic talents with 100 entries in various media.

Douglass Elementary students received new shoes through a partnership between Operation Warm, TJ Maxx, and Marshalls, aiming to boost confidence and dignity.

The Coldplay concerts in El Paso boosted the local economy by $34.7 million, according to a UTEP report, with significant spending across businesses, attracting both local and out-of-state attendees.

Violent altercation involving multiple individuals occurred at an El Paso County apartment, leading to the arrest of 18-year-old Aolani Barnes on several charges.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office seeks public assistance in locating missing man David Luciano Gutierrez, last seen September 7, 2025, driving a black GMC pickup with Texas plates VFC1239.

El Paso forecasts a mix of sunny conditions and chances of showers and thunderstorms, with highs around the upper 80s and a potential for clearer weather by the weekend.

The 4th annual EPCC EXPO at Mission del Paso campus provided counselors and advisors with information on EPCC's academic programs and student services to aid in post-secondary advising.

Las Cruces residents are invited to meetings to discuss the allocation of funds from a Gross Receipts Tax increase for capital improvements in areas like public safety and parks.

El Paso experiences its 41st traffic fatality after a motorcycle is struck from behind; Marissa Arlene Dominguez is charged with manslaughter and detained with a $100,000 bond.

El Paso County celebrates the graduation of Peace Officer Academy Class 25-01, with a focus on crisis intervention training for law enforcement officers.

The El Paso Fire Department held a 9/11 memorial to honor those lost and current firefighters' dedication, with a community event and a social media tribute.

El Paso County marked 9/11 by engaging in a park cleanup event, Revive & Thrive, to honor the day through community service and environmental stewardship.

EPCC will dedicate a day to staff development on September 18, pausing classes until 5 PM. President Serrata will give the State of the College Address. Viewing options are provided campus-wide and online. Normal operations will resume the next day.