A Santa Fe complaint says a CYFD investigator crossed into Texas to take an infant, triggering state and federal lawsuits and renewed questions about jurisdiction and agency practices.

Doña Ana County and firefighters gathered April 1 to honor Rafael Herrera III, who died March 12 while awaiting a heart transplant; burial was livestreamed.

EPISD will close the centralized CCTA campus and move the program into four host high schools after a unanimous board vote. District leaders say the shift aims to bring services closer to students.

El Paso Animal Services logged 500+ calls and almost 300 citations as temperatures climb; officials urge shade, water and to report suspected neglect to 311.

White Sands officials shortened the Bataan Memorial Death March to the 15.6‑mile route because of forecast heat and limited on‑course medical support. The change alters logistics for thousands of marchers.

El Paso County posted a short survey and recorded presentation asking residents to weigh in on the county’s first animal shelter; responses are due March 12.

Texas pushed the deadline to Feb. 23 for SNAP replacement claims after January’s winter storm. Approved benefits should appear on Lone Star Cards within two business days.

El Paso residents are reminded to drop off Christmas trees for free recycling at the Citizens Collection station by January 31st, ensuring a green post-holiday clean-up.

El Paso Police engaged with students at a local elementary school's Career Day, highlighting the importance of education, good choices, and community, and fostering positive police-community relations.

TEA data show more than 212,000 Texas students with dyslexia were in special education last year — a more-than-600% rise that’s straining districts’ staffing and budgets.

El Paso teacher Rebecca Guerrero won the James F. Veninga Outstanding Teaching of the Humanities Award, recognized for her exemplary teaching at the Young Women's STEAM Research & Preparatory Academy.

El Paso is set to honor Big Brothers Big Sisters at City Hall on January 29 for National Mentoring Month, celebrating their role in mentoring local youths.

El Paso encourages young athletes to sign up for winter sports, offering soccer, basketball, and volleyball for kids 4-12, with scholarships available for those in need.