The Diana Natalicio Institute for Hispanic Student Success hosted a celebration honoring its namesake's legacy and impact on education at The University of Texas at El Paso.

A Move.org analysis finds Texans average about $605 monthly on utilities while New Mexico averages roughly $401. Electricity is the largest single component.

Advocates warned that federal immigration enforcement is leaving hundreds of Texas children in prolonged custody, citing reports of months‑long detentions and growing mental‑health risks.

El Paso has launched free fitness videos for new moms on YouTube, offering a variety of workouts tailored to their needs, aiming to reduce stress and promote health.

Socorro, Texas, schedules an info session on new immigration policies for local business owners at Chayo Apodaca Community Center on January 27, 2026.

Sheriff Roybal of El Paso County reflects on MLK's legacy, highlighting its relevance to law enforcement today, emphasizing service, fairness, and community trust.

The Bajala family says Golden Angels Adult Care Home denied them entry as their mother died; state rules generally guarantee visitation and religious counsel. Officials can investigate complaints.

The TABC has announced its meeting for January 20, 2026, offering live streaming and public comment options both online and in person at their Austin headquarters.

El Paso offers a free 14-week Neighborhood Leadership Academy beginning February 4, 2026, to educate residents on local governance, with applications due January 21, 2026.

The U.S. - México 10K united thousands in a race spanning two countries, highlighting cross-border unity and culture.

The East Montana Patrol Station, Commissioner Butler, and others completed a cleanup in Montana Vista, collecting 201 tires and 80 bags of trash, as shared by Sheriff Ugarte.

Various institutions in the Borderland area adjust operations for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with government offices, banks, and other services closed, while essential services remain active.

El Paso residents planted 40 trees in honor of MLK Jr., enhancing urban canopy and community ties through the 915 Tree Keepers Program, aiming to plant 300 trees by 2025/2026.