A vehicle hit an electric pole and caught fire in Northwest El Paso, resulting in one fatality and involved investigation by police and fire departments.

Michelle Pringle has been appointed as the new principal of El Paso's Powell Elementary School, bringing her nearly 30-year educational experience and a focus on data-driven improvement.

El Paso is set for a week of sunshine and warm weather, with temperatures in the low 80s and occasional gusty winds, per the NWS forecast. A chance of showers is expected by mid-week.

El Paso celebrates the renovation of Cleveland Square Park, which now offers improved landscaping, ADA-compliant sidewalks, an amphitheater, and better lighting for community use.

Las Cruces Police Chief updated on a shooting involving an officer and 19-year-old Gabriel Padilla, who was injured and faces charges. The officer is on leave, and the incident is under investigation.

El Paso invites kids 4-10 to register for Coach Pitch baseball by March 22. The $40 fee includes a mandatory parent class, with scholarships available.

A section of Myers Rd. in Vado, Doña Ana County, is closed due to a manhole collapse, exposing a large void beneath the street that requires repair. Detours are in place.

Two were arrested in El Paso for illegal dumping, as reported by the local Sheriff's Office. They were caught by deputies using unmarked surveillance on March 19.

El Paso's weather forecast predicts a steady rise in temperatures with sunny conditions, starting at 42°F with minimal humidity and gentle east winds.

David Anderson has received the SAEA Lifetime Achievement Award for his contributions to agricultural economics and policy over a 30-year career at Texas A&M.

Texas landowners document wildfire losses for insurance and aid, guided by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service's advice on thorough record-keeping for recovery.

El Paso, Texas eagerly anticipates the opening of the new MACC and the renovated Cleveland Square Park on March 22nd, promising to enrich the city's cultural landscape.

El Paso Police warn of hazardous driving due to a dust storm, advising residents to slow down, increase following distance, and stay indoors if possible.