Socorro, Texas, celebrates city employees' work anniversaries, acknowledging their dedication and service to the community with a #Citywithamission social media post.

A woman was arrested for stealing a truck in Fabens, with swift collaboration between the EPCSO and Constable's Office leading to a quick recovery of the vehicle.

A 1992 court victory by Bowie High students limited Border Patrol stops near campus — protections now tested after a DHS directive and a Supreme Court order this year.

A Vado man was sentenced to 33 years after a child-sex conviction and a separate kidnapping plea, with both counts labeled serious violent offenses. The rulings require him to serve most of the terms behind bars.

The El Paso MPO has launched a Vision Zero committee to begin implementing the Borderplex Safe Mobility Plan, prioritizing high‑risk corridors and quick safety projects. Officials say the committee will help move studies into funded, on‑the‑ground fixes.

El Paso County GOP held a public ballot draw on Thursday, producing the order of Republican candidates for the March primaries. Public volunteers helped draw names for congressional and statewide races.

Two alleged leaders of a Caribbean smuggling ring were extradited to Texas after a 2023 migrant boat vanished. Federal prosecutors say the case grew from on‑island operations in San Andrés.

A 36-year-old man was booked in Doña Ana County after an alleged assault in Canutillo, a stolen-car crash and threats on Vinton Avenue. He’s now awaiting extradition to El Paso.

El Paso forecast predicts sunny weather with mid-70s temperatures leading up to Christmas, including a high of 77 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office visited St. Teresa Nursing and Rehabilitation Center with Santa Claus and the Grinch, distributing food and care packages to seniors. They received support from local businesses.

The Anthony, Texas Town Council changed its November 2026 meeting to avoid conflict with Veteran's Day, and encourages public participation in meetings.

El Paso invites residents to join its 19th Neighborhood Leadership Academy, a free 14-week program to learn about city government operations, starting February 4, 2026. Applications are due by January 21, 2026.

El Paso announces holiday events, USA Today recognition, free Christmas bus rides, and first MPOX case while promoting public services and civic engagement.