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.

The Canutillo ISD Police Department attended a 40-hour police chief training program and completed an 8-hour mental health training course, enhancing their law enforcement capabilities within school districts.

The San Elizario Marshals Office honored veterans on social media, especially their own deputies who served, highlighting their transition from military to local service.

The Horizon City Police Department expressed gratitude to veterans on social media, highlighting their courage and dedication, and recognizing the veterans within their own ranks.

El Paso held its Veterans Day luncheon with political figures and student art tributes, thanking veterans for their service with community and corporate support.

Sheriff Roybal honored Veterans Day and recognized the 95,000 veterans in El Paso County, emphasizing the office's gratitude for their service and sacrifice.

Las Cruces Regional Aquatic Center will close for annual maintenance from November 16-23, 2025; alternative swimming is available at Las Cruces Natatorium.

EPCC will close on November 11, 2025, for Veterans Day, suspending classes and services to honor military personnel. Online registration remains available. Classes resume on November 12.

El Paso Community College's Project HIGHER celebrates its 10th anniversary, having helped students with intellectual disabilities through education and employment support.