El Paso County Sheriff's Department hosted a successful Santa with a Badge Toy Giveaway, with community support and gratitude expressed by Sheriff Ugarte on social media.

The El Paso Police Department joined a community Hanukkah celebration, reflecting their commitment to inclusivity and fostering better police-community relations.

A Burges High School senior, Catalina Gutierrez, was selected for the esteemed US Senate Youth Program and will attend with 103 other students, meet officials, and receive a $10,000 scholarship.

The El Paso Police Department honors their Patrol K9s and handlers on their Facebook page for their continuous training and vital role in community safety.

The Horizon City Police Department hosted its annual Christmas Tree Lighting, drawing the community together for a festive evening with Santa, hot chocolate, and cookies.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office hosted a free event for residents to take photos with Santa Claus, aiming to foster positive community-police relations.

NORAD is ready to track Santa Claus for the 70th consecutive year, with a website featuring games and a flight tracker, and Canadian and American teams ensuring Santa's safe passage.

El Paso ISD celebrated high school students graduating with associate degrees before finishing high school at the UTEP-hosted EPCC Fall 2025 Commencement.

The Andress High School esports team won the Texas Scholastic Esports Federation State Championship, reflecting the growth of their program and El Paso ISD's digital skills focus.

Abraham Quintanilla Jr., Selena's father and manager, has died at 86. He was instrumental in her rise to fame and preserving her legacy. His passing was announced by his son, A.B. Quintanilla III.

Abundant Church in San Elizario is holding its Annual Christmas Toy and Food Giveaway, distributing 1,000 food boxes and 3,000 toys with the help of volunteers.

Country artist Frank Ray criticizes ICE for detaining his brother-in-law, who had renewed employment authorization, on Thanksgiving, sparking a debate on immigration policies and urging a more humane approach.

Socorro ISD is considering $2,500 payments for up to 50 staff who volunteer to resign as leaders scramble after a failed tax vote. The board will debate the measure this week.