Mission Chevrolet awarded the El Paso Fire Department a First Responder Appreciation Donation, publicly acknowledged by the department on social media with thanks.

Students and staff from Franklin and Coronado High Schools collaborated in the "Holiday Blessings" event to give gifts to over 300 Aoy Elementary students, continuing a tradition of unity and generosity.

El Paso Police target DWI during holidays with an outreach program at Montwood High School, using "drunk goggles" to demonstrate the dangers of impaired driving to students.

UTEP was recognized by Forbes as a top school for launching careers and for its low student debt, ranking among the top 15 colleges and having the eighth lowest average student debt nationally.

County commissioners approved new precinct lines Thursday, creating nine new precincts and editing dozens of others. Voters will receive updated registration certificates ahead of the 2026 midterms.

A 44-year-old man was arrested after a UTV chase near Clint ended when deputies disabled the vehicle. He was booked on an evading-with-a-vehicle charge and held on $10,000 bond.

Falcon High turned a recent meet into a fundraiser for Grand Junction wrestlers after a bus crash left several athletes hospitalized. The team sent admissions and concession proceeds to help families and medical needs.

El Paso expects sunny weather and mild temperatures during the holiday season, with a clear forecast for the week including comfortable highs in the mid-70s and lows around the mid-40s.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office's Basic Detention Officer Class 25-06 achieved a 100% pass rate on their state exam, earning praise from Sheriff Oscar Ugarte.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office delivered holiday gifts to children at Anthony Head Start, fostering community relations and thanking locals for their warm welcome.

At El Paso's VEX V5 Robotics Tournament, EPISD high school students showcased their STEM skills by designing and competing with robots, emphasizing collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking.

Ardena Carrasco, noted for her resilience, advanced her education at EPCC and UTEP while helping others at EPCC's Connect Center, poised to join UTEP's Pharmacy program.

EPCC's Professional Staff Association had a productive annual meeting in Fabens, Texas, focused on communication and unity, featuring a keynote on storytelling by Oscar R. Velasquez.