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.

EPCC celebrated the promotion of thirteen faculty members to Full Professor, a rank recognizing tenure and at least five years of post-tenure service and professional contributions.

The 8th Annual Fajitas and Margaritas event by EPCC raised scholarship funds, showcasing student talent in a culinary competition with community support.

The Canutillo High School Homecoming Parade and Community Pep Rally drew a record crowd with over 50 entries, student performances, and the introduction of the Outstanding Ex award.

El Paso launches "El Paso Computes" to enhance coding and AI education among youth, aiming to train 250 teachers and reach 20,000 students annually with a $3 million city grant.

The 14th Annual Building Ties Father-Son Conference hosted at Eastlake High School gathered 500 participants for activities aimed at strengthening familial bonds.

Las Cruces is enhancing its Nuisance Abatement Team to improve neighborhood health, incorporating various departments and adopting the 2021 International Property Maintenance Code.

The Las Cruces Natatorium will close on September 26 for the Pecan Classic Swim Meet, while the Activity Pool remains open for public use. Expect increased traffic and parking activity. Normal operations resume on September 29.