El Paso Community College's Borderlands publication highlights students' work on regional history and culture, featuring articles on local icons and the film industry.

El Paso, Texas government initiates a city-wide clean-up drive, providing dumpsters for residents to dispose of waste, fostering community engagement in maintaining a cleaner environment.

SISD educators visited homes to re-engage students who hadn't returned to school, aiming to emphasize the importance of education and offer support for their return.

The EEOC has filed a lawsuit against Gamer Logistics for age discrimination, alleging the company terminated and refused to hire individuals based on age.

El Paso, Texas launches a community clean-up effort, encouraging residents to dispose of clutter at temporary dumpsters in various districts and offering guidance through their helpline and website.

Las Cruces announces office closures and limited services in observance of Indigenous Peoples' Day, while maintaining emergency and selected recreational services.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office announces a car seat check-up event for October 3, 2025, at Ruben Estrella Park, offering advice on proper installation for child passenger safety.

EPCC Cross Country teams excelled at NMHU XC Jam, with the women winning and the men placing second. The women's team edge came via their sixth runner, while top male runner Julian Guerra finished fourth.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office has launched the Blue Envelope Program to help first responders interact safely with individuals with disabilities.

El Paso Community College hosted its first STEAM Day Symposium, fostering innovation with talks, activities, and networking for students and professionals in STEAM fields.

Socorro, Texas is asking for help via Facebook to reunite a friendly Pitbull mix found at a high school with her owner or to locate a foster home, as the dog has no microchip.

The City of Socorro invites local businesses and residents to a strategic planning session on October 1, 2025, to discuss the community's economic future.

Socorro Police honored children with cancer in the Heroes in Gold Parade, showing support and solidarity alongside the community and El Paso Children’s Hospital.