El Paso ISD Superintendent Martha Aguirre offers support post-tragedies, discusses the Superintendent Roundtable, reminds about the Federal Impact Aid Form, showcases student art, celebrates high school sports, and praises Dr. Sonia Aguilar's work.

Guillen Middle School in El Paso introduced an Esports Lab, aimed at enhancing student skills in communication, teamwork, and problem-solving through competitive gaming. The program aligns with the district's vision for modern learning.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office dedicated its Mounted Unit Barn to Deputy Larry J. Murphy, honoring his 30-year service and impact on law enforcement and community relations.

El Paso Police collaborate with TxDOT on a Back to School Pedestrian Safety Campaign, focusing on teaching students safe street-crossing practices and building community connections.

The Jackalope Mountain Bike & Gravel Race is set for Nov. 16, 2025, offering both mountain biking and gravel racing challenges in Southern New Mexico.

Dr. Sonia Aguilar of El Paso ISD received a Congressional Commendation for her educational dedication and career achievements, highlighted by her trajectory from Mexico to a doctorate in Educational Leadership.

El Paso Police Department celebrated new cadets with families, highlighted a cadet's promotion, and anticipated the transition of K. Sosa from cadet to officer.

EPCC's Dr. Christian Servin received the HI-TEC Educator-of-the-Year Award and the King-Sun Fu Award for his contributions to high-tech education and AI.

El Paso ISD held a strategic session, Leadership by Design, focusing on enhancing student success and district growth, with Interim Superintendent Aguirre noting their ‘B’ rating and aiming for an 'A'.

Socorro Independent School District is hosting a Virtual Preparing for College Forum on August 27 for students and parents to learn about the college application process.

The DEA El Paso Division is holding a Family Summit to support families affected by drug overdoses, focusing on education and resources to combat the fentanyl crisis.

El Paso residents can attend an emergency preparedness event on September 6th, offering free kits for the first 200 people, education, and demonstrations on safety readiness.

Canine officer Mia, or "La Tóxica," the only female K9 in the El Paso Police Department, is recognized for her dedicated service and favorite task of tracking down wanted subjects with DPS pilots.