The Las Cruces Police Department offers safety tips for holiday shoppers, advising to shop in groups, hide valuables in cars, remain alert, and lock vehicles.

El Paso ISD's school nurse, Yvonne Guerrero, was named 2025 Texas School Nurse of the Year by the Texas School Nurse Organization for her outstanding service and leadership.

El Paso Police officers visited Milam and Jose Damian Elementary Schools during Career Day, engaging with students about law enforcement roles, showcasing equipment, and fostering positive community relations.

El Paso County will hold a Nov. 19 meeting to gather public input on plans for its first county-run animal shelter funded by voter-approved bonds.

Cesar Ornelas Law will distribute over 1,000 free turkeys to El Paso families with Operation H.O.P.E., promoting community support and easing holiday expenses.

El Paso's WinterFest returns with over one million lights, a 55-foot tree, and festive activities including an ice rink, holiday movies, a market, and a parade. Open daily from Nov 22 to Jan 4, the event celebrates its 10th anniversary this year.

A new Endeavors Health and Wellness Center for military, veterans, and first responders opened in East El Paso, providing on-site wellness services, mental health care, and financial counseling.

EPCC hosted its annual Philosophy Career Day, providing students with insight into philosophy studies, further educational opportunities, and career paths.

EPCC's Teachership Academy begins a new cohort of 25 educators dedicated to teaching innovation, with the program's graduation scheduled for May 15, 2026.

EPISD supports students and families beyond education by providing year-round nutritional assistance through its Community Schools initiative and partnerships like El Pasoans Fighting Hunger.

El Paso residents face a potential 27% increase in gas bills, with the city urging participation in meetings to discuss Texas Gas Service's proposal and its impact. Public hearings are also scheduled.

Sheriff Roybal honored veterans in El Paso County, acknowledging their service and importance in the community, especially those transitioning to civil service.

Estine Davis, an influential figure in El Paso's business and cultural community, has died at 92, known for her barbershop and contributions to the African American community and youth mentorship.