EPCC hosted a military-affiliated orientation, offering support and fostering community for veterans and their families as part of their Spring Semester 2026.

Socorro, Texas invites public input via an online survey on a rail grade-separation project to improve safety and mobility at the Horizon Blvd railroad crossing.

El Paso launches Timeless Fitness, a fitness program for seniors 55+, focusing on health, wellness, and social connections, running from January 21 to April 8 at Gary Del Palacio Recreation Center.

Sofia Delgado, a fourth-generation educator, works as a substitute teacher at her alma mater, El Paso High School, gaining experience during her gap year.

Socorro, Texas urges residents to attend local government meetings, with a schedule available on the City's website and most meetings held at the Council Chambers at 860 N Rio Vista Rd.

El Paso offers free Christmas tree disposal at the Citizens Collection station until January 31st, encouraging residents to remove decorations and participate in reducing landfill waste.

El Paso promotes WIC support for expectant families through an initiative emphasizing nutrition and breastfeeding, encouraging early application for benefits.

A student with autism was found wandering nearly a block from Purple Heart Elementary; witnesses returned him to campus and Socorro ISD says staff reviewed the incident. Families are asking what changes the district will make to prevent a repeat.

An 8-year-old with autism left Desertaire Elementary and was found hours later at home; the family filed a police report and is demanding answers about campus safety.

El Paso schools adjust operations due to a major water main break, with some staying open with safety measures and others closing. EPISD is collaborating with partners to ensure student and staff safety.

El Paso ISD deals with a major water main break, leading to school closures and boil water notices, with Superintendent Lusk emphasizing safety and community partnership efforts.

El Paso County will hand out sweatshirts, blankets and heaters at community centers starting Jan. 12 while supplies last.

El Paso's Emergency Management has set up seven water distribution sites after a major water main break, with services available via phone for those unable to travel to the sites.