EPCC is holding its Fall 2025 commencement on Dec 12, celebrating over 1,500 graduates and issuing military honor cords to veterans via the VRC to honor their dual achievements.

Doña Ana County invites residents to influence the design of two new recreation centers through community input sessions, in line with the voter-approved bond.

El Paso ISD held its annual Girl Powered Event to encourage female students' interest in STEM, featuring exhibitors, interactive demos, and a robotics contest, offering networking and internship opportunities.

Sheriff Ugarte reports a fatal crash in El Paso caused by Gerard Nelson who allegedly ran a red light, resulting in one death and charges of intoxication manslaughter and assault.

Police released photos after a man scratched obscenities into a car at the Alameda Walmart; Crime Stoppers is offering a reward for tips.

SCOTUS allowed Texas to use its redrawn congressional map for 2026, a decision that could flip several House districts and sets up more legal fights.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office thanked Commissioner Butler for supporting a resolution acknowledging their efforts to maintain peace during events like the Fourth of July and Turkey Run.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office hosts a free event for community photos with Santa on December 9th, showcasing their commitment to community relations.

EPCC celebrates as student Alba Quintero García, from Ciudad Juárez, graduates with an Associate of Arts in Dance, overcoming challenges as an international student and leader in various college activities.

El Paso man charged with filing a false police report claiming his car was stolen when it was with his estranged wife.

A WalletHub study ranks El Paso seventh among U.S. cities with the least-sustainable credit-card debt; the median balance is $3,000 and payoff timelines can stretch years.

Roman Morales was arrested by Horizon City Police and the FBI for possessing child pornography and assault material, made possible through a cooperative law enforcement effort.

Sylvia Morales, 68, died after her car hit a pole in El Paso's Lower Valley. This marks the city's 59th traffic death in 2023, slightly fewer than in 2024. The crash cause is under investigation.