El Paso's Ysleta School District Launches Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Initiative Across Eight Elementary Schools
Ysleta Independent School District launches a Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Program in eight schools with Texas Agriculture Department's support, aiming to instill healthy eating habits in students.
El Paso County Allocates $25,000 to Combat Socorro's Red Flour Beetle Plague with Free Pesticides
El Paso County allocated $25,000 to distribute free pesticides for Socorro residents to tackle the red flour beetle infestation, with plans to move the pest's harborage, pecan shells, to a landfill.
El Paso Confronts Measles Outbreak with First Cases of the Year in Unvaccinated Children
El Paso reports its first measles cases of the year, including an unvaccinated three-year-old. Efforts are underway to contain the spread and increase immunizations, highlighting the disease's serious risks and the importance of the measles vaccine.
El Paso Clinical Pharmacy Practitioners Enhance Veteran Care with Expanded Services
Clinical Pharmacy Practitioners in El Paso are providing comprehensive care to veterans, managing conditions like diabetes and offering services such as prescribing medications and aiding with smoking cessation.
El Paso Offers Free Vaccines for Eligible Children Ahead of School Year, Ysleta ISD Launches Full-Day Early Education Program
El Paso's Department of Public Health is offering free vaccines for eligible children to combat preventable diseases, while Ysleta ISD introduces early education programs without district boundaries.
El Paso Officials Urge Residents to Employ "Four Ds" Strategy Against Mosquito Onslaught
El Paso officials advise residents to use the "Four Ds" to prevent mosquito bites: use EPA-approved repellents such as DEET, wear long sleeves and pants, limit outdoor activity at dusk and dawn, and drain stagnant water.
Texas Baby Deaths Climb As Grieving Parents Pin Hopes On Everly’s Law
Early state data and research show infant deaths in Texas have risen since 2021. Lawmakers passed Everly’s Law to require bereavement supports and cooling devices for hospitals.
Horse Virus Rumors Spook El Paso as Officials Say Neigh to Outbreak
Social posts overstate the threat: state trackers show a separate October EIA quarantine in El Paso County but no active EHV‑1 neurologic outbreak centered in El Paso. Officials point to a Waco‑linked EHV‑1 event and urge biosecurity.
Texas Health Care Takes A Nosedive In New National Scorecard
A new national report puts Texas near the bottom for health. The shortfall is access — too few doctors, high uninsured rates and cost barriers leave many Texans skipping care.
El Paso Boxers Beat Down Blood Pressure In Lab Study
A six‑week boxing program run with UTEP researchers cut systolic blood pressure by about 16 mmHg and improved vascular markers in young adults with elevated readings. The result points to a time‑efficient workout for early hypertension.
Dust, Heat and a Desert Fungus: Valley Fever Explodes in El Paso
A UTEP study found Valley fever cases in El Paso more than tripled from 2013–2022 and linked spikes to extreme heat, strong winds and dust storms. The researchers say environmental signals could help officials anticipate risk.
El Paso Parents Stunned As Top Kids’ Diabetes Doc Ditches Insurance For Monthly Club
El Paso pediatric endocrinologist Dr. Héctor Granados is shifting his clinic off private insurance to a membership model, citing crushing paperwork. Families worry about cost and travel for specialty care.





































































