Jefferson High School hosts Program Night to present its educational and extracurricular activities to prospective families and students, emphasizing academic excellence and community involvement.

Residents of Las Cruces vote for municipal leaders, with District 6 using Ranked Choice Voting. The city's website offers election information and a guide to RCV.

El Paso Community College celebrated Halloween with festivities that included a haunted house, costume contest, and community events across its campuses.

The El Paso Diocese held its 28th Annual Border Mass to honor migrants, attended by hundreds and led by Bishop Mark Seitz, focusing on unity and remembrance for those who died.

Interim Superintendent Martha Aguirre updates on EPISD's fall events, student achievements, staff opportunities, and the superintendent search, while encouraging community engagement and celebrating a student's Deaflympics selection.

Las Cruces Police and Fire Departments urge residents to check smoke alarms during daylight saving time change.

Las Cruces Fire Department distributed free glow necklaces to enhance the visibility of trick-or-treaters on Halloween.

El Paso High School invites potential students to Program Day on Nov. 1 to explore academic and extracurricular activities.

El Paso ISD athletes qualify for the UIL State Cross Country Championships, with twelve students from various high schools set to compete at Old Settlers Park.

EPCC won multiple Medallion Awards at the NCMPR Region 4 ceremony, recognizing their marketing efforts in photography, print, and video, including works by Rudy Gutierrez and Colleen S. McCrary.

Jacob Rodriguez is a standout student-athlete at Austin High School with a strong connection to the school's history, excelling in football and broadcasting, and mentored by Coach Pichardo. He aims to carry on his family's legacy at Austin.

EPCC, in collaboration with CASFV, offered a webinar series on violence prevention, rewarding 54 attendees with certificates and aiming to improve support for abuse survivors.

El Paso County Sheriff's deputies visited Mountain View High School to present various roles within the force, aiming to mentor and inspire students interested in law enforcement careers.