Congresswoman Escobar introduces the Supporting Our Shelters Act, aimed at providing grants to animal shelters to improve resources, facilities, and services.

EPCC's 8th Annual Connecting the Dots Conference gathered staff and faculty to enhance student success, recognizing eight "Student Success Champions" for their dedication.

El Paso County invites applications for its Healthy Food Financing Initiative, offering up to $150,000 in grants and low-interest loans to improve access to healthy food in underserved areas, with a deadline of September 30, 2025.

The LCPD and NMSU's Criminal Justice Program have partnered, allowing students to gain experience and academic credits through the police academy, with benefits such as wages and hiring incentives.

Canutillo High School's NJROTC supported the Tour de Tolerance event, assisting with race guidance and hydration, embodying community service and leadership skills.

El Paso Parks and Rec invites youths 10+ to join a Recreational Youth Volleyball League at Don Haskins Rec Center, focusing on skill-building in a non-competitive environment.

El Paso ISD schedules its 2025 Employee Health Fair for Sept. 9 at Starlight Event Center, offering free health services, screenings, and wellness activities.

Modesto Gomez Park in El Paso has new lighting for night baseball and softball games, providing relief from daytime heat and improving community recreation.

El Paso ISD launched free Healthy Living classes for fall, promoting wellness and creativity for employees and community members. Activities include fitness classes and creative arts.

The "Lunchbox Lemonade" series in Las Cruces is ending with community members invited to meet police officers and enjoy refreshments at the Plaza de Las Cruces.

EPISD received a "B" rating from the Texas Education Agency, improved from last year, with 15 schools rated "A". Four schools earned distinctions in all categories, while individual student and teacher achievements were highlighted.

GECU donated backpacks filled with supplies to over 400 students at Campestre Elementary School, supporting education and easing the burden on families.

Two El Paso ISD educators, Sandra Iglesias and Mary Bejarano, are candidates for the Region 19 Teacher of the Year awards, recognized for their innovative and inclusive teaching approaches.