Firefighter Michael Garcia retired after 22 years of service with a ceremony at Station 27, praised by the El Paso Fire Department for his dedication.

El Paso Community College will honor the late educator Cindy Salcido during the Respiratory Care Technology Program's Fall 2025 commencement, as the largest cohort graduates.

The century‑old Mexican Canyon Trestle near Cloudcroft reopened after Forest Service crews replaced decking and improved visitor access at the overlook. The site is open with limited facilities.

A person was killed Wednesday after being struck by a train near Fox Plaza in south‑central El Paso. Crimes Against Persons detectives have opened an investigation.

El Paso, TX is enjoying stable, sunny weather with mild temperatures and gentle breezes, continuing into the coming week as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Abbott wants Texans to vote on any local tax increase and would cap spending growth while allowing petitions to force tax‑cut elections.

Dr. Brian Lusk is appointed as the new Superintendent of Schools for El Paso Independent School District, receiving unanimous support by the board. He brings over 30 years of experience in Texas public education.

The DEA’s El Paso division launched a community initiative pairing education, family outreach and enforcement to cut fentanyl supply and support affected families. Officials stressed vigilance and resources.

A car crash closed part of Alameda Street in El Paso County, causing significant delays. The Sheriff's Office advised commuters to take alternative routes during a 6-hour road closure. No details on injuries or the crash cause were provided.

Horizon City Police announces the last week of their annual toy drive for children with cancer, seeking donations with the support of the Jacob Arellano Foundation.

The El Paso Fire Department announced the success of its Toys for Tots campaign, expressing gratitude to donors for their generosity in a Facebook post.

A high-speed pursuit raced through Fabens and briefly put Fabens ISD on hold before campuses were cleared and classes resumed. Local officials say the hold was temporary.

The El Paso Independent School District Board has approved a one-time $300 stipend for eligible hourly workers to be distributed on December 15, 2025.