The El Paso City Council has unanimously intervened in El Paso Electric's proposed rate hike to recover costs from its Texas Solar One facility, which could increase bills by $2.11 monthly.

EPCC announced the winners of its 2025 Excellence Awards, recognizing faculty and staff achievements, including Dr. Rebecca A. Escamilla and librarian Lorely Ambriz.

Las Cruces invites entries for its Electric Light Parade on July 3, 2025. No fees required, but restrictions apply. Registration opens April 28, 2025.

Matthew Medina, a senior at Canutillo High School, won the UIL Calculator Applications competition for the second year, maintaining his high school's strong math legacy.

Over 500 El Paso elementary students will participate in the 7th annual Unidos Games, involving competitions such as biking and running, to celebrate abilities and community.

El Paso is set for a week of mostly sunny weather with fair conditions and highs in the 80s, alongside breezy winds and a slight chance of showers towards the weekend.

El Paso celebrated the graduation of 18 students from its Career Online High School Program, highlighting the impact of educational initiatives on the community.

Texas DPS equips its recruits with specialized IPC Program training for child protection, emphasizing practical skills for identifying high-risk threats to children, announced during Child Abuse Prevention Month.

El Paso City Representative Alejandra Chavez cooked for firefighters at Station 36, an act of gratitude appreciated and shared by the fire department on social media.

The EPCC Tejanos baseball team swept Clarendon College, improving their record and playoff chances, while the softball team faced setbacks with consecutive losses.

Former Judge Joel Cano and wife Nancy face charges for allegedly aiding a suspected Venezuelan gang member, including evidence tampering and conspiracy. They are accused of destroying a phone and attempting to conceal the suspect's online profile.

Esteban Acosta, wanted for vehicle theft, was arrested after a coordinated law enforcement effort in Texas, following a pursuit and a temporary lockdown of local schools.

El Paso, TX, is expected to experience patchy blowing dust this afternoon with highs around 84 degrees and wind gusts up to 24 mph. The week ahead looks sunny with temperatures ranging in the 80s.