Sheriff Joseph Roybal issued a holiday statement, thanking his team and El Paso County residents, emphasizing their dedication to public safety during the festive season.

Buyers in Paseo del Este say surprise HOA bills are piling up despite developer promises. Some residents report demands over $2,000 and checks or refunds that never materialized.

A car partially sank into a sinkhole on Montwood Drive in East El Paso on Wednesday. Video shows the passenger-side wheel swallowed and no injuries were reported.

El Paso's Christmas weather is cool at 51°F with partly cloudy skies and calm winds. The day expects a high of 74°F, while the upcoming week may see a slight chance of rain and snow showers.

Fire Suppression Technician Timothy Fennell retires after 28 years with the El Paso Fire Department, leaving a strong legacy of service and camaraderie.

The Clint Police Department shared a holiday message of gratitude and safety on Facebook, reminding the community to drive responsibly during the festive season.

El Paso encourages residents to recycle live holiday trees at Citizen Collection Stations free of charge, promoting environmental stewardship post-holidays.

The Clint Fire Department announced the cancellation of this year's Santa Drive on Christmas Eve, disappointing the community. They hope to resume the tradition next year.

Officials from various law enforcement agencies in Horizon City joined the community for the Cops & Coffee event, aiming to improve dialogue and trust.

El Paso encourages eco-friendly holiday practices, such as reusing gift bags and recycling appropriate items, to keep the city clean and green during the festive season.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office conducted a 3-day operation near Tornillo Port of Entry to improve traffic safety, issuing 66 citations and impounding 13 vehicles.

Shain Lewis Dotson was arrested in El Paso for allegedly striking a deputy during a domestic violence call response. He faces charges of Assault on a Peace Officer and Resisting Arrest.

TxDOT has started installing digital variable speed-limit signs across Texas, with new boards spotted on I‑35W near Fort Worth. The displays let engineers temporarily lower limits — usually by up to 10 mph during bad weather or congestion.