El Paso County announces a Fall Festival at Ascarate Park with a haunted house, games, and live music, aiming to unite the community for a festive evening.

El Paso, Texas, is expected to enjoy a stretch of sunny and moderate weather, with clear skies and calm winds, according to the National Weather Service.

Zachary Owen Taylore was arrested for DWI in Horizon City after being stopped for a traffic violation and showing signs of intoxication. He was booked into the El Paso County Detention Facility.

Horizon City Police arrested Jesus Gallegos for DWI after a traffic stop, where he failed sobriety tests and was subsequently detained with a $1,000 bond.

Las Cruces Police conducted a traffic operation, issuing 82 citations for various violations including speeding and lacking proper vehicle registration.

Las Cruces Public Libraries hosts a Dracula-themed event with activities suitable for varying scare-tolerance levels on Halloween and less frightening tours prior.

Motorcyclist Yolanda Rainey died after crashing into a rock wall in El Paso; the 53rd traffic fatality in the city this year. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

Victor Corral was arrested in El Paso after a failed vehicle pursuit and his later attempt to retrieve the impounded SUV. He's charged with Evading Arrest with prior convictions.

El Paso enjoys clear skies and comfortable weather, with mild temperatures and gentle winds forecasted by the NWS for the coming days, including sunny days with highs in the mid-70s and mostly clear evenings.

The 12th Annual Building Bridges Dual Credit Conference at EPCC gathered educators to discuss and expand upon dual credit and early college high school programs which play a significant role in the institution's enrollment and success rates.

Keshawn Ponce was arrested in El Paso County for multiple counts of Sexual Assault of a Child with a $300,000 bond.

Jacob Lozano, a high school senior in El Paso, received the first Mayor’s Team of Excellence Award for his academic and community service achievements.

EPCC Travel and Tourism students were commended by Congresswoman Escobar for their volunteer work despite the cancellation of the Amigo Airsho. They adapted quickly, demonstrating community spirit and gaining hands-on experience.