UTEP students are volunteering with VITA to provide free tax help to underserved communities, gaining valuable experience and saving taxpayers from fraudulent practices.

El Paso Community College collaborated with El Pasoans Fighting Hunger for a 'Grocery Giveaway' at their Transmountain Campus, marking their fourth joint event to combat food insecurity.

EPCC's 48th Spring Arts Festival runs from February to May, featuring a variety of creative events and a student art exhibition from March 28 to May 9.

Las Cruces City Council approved a major update to the city's development code through the ‘Realize Las Cruces’ initiative, aiming to increase housing densities and growth.

Texas livestock producers are preparing for birthing season with extra caution due to the risk of Q fever, with warnings from the Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory to look out for the bacteria.

TTUHSC El Paso revised their billing compliance policy, BCP EP 4.1, emphasizing adherence to legal and ethical standards in healthcare billing, with access to the updated policy provided online.

Dr. Srinivasulu Ale honored with the 2024 Agricultural Engineer of the Year by the Texas ASABE for his significant work in enhancing agricultural water management and sustainability.

A Mexican national, Osvaldo Coronel-Fernandez, was extradited to the U.S. on human smuggling charges and faces potential federal prison time if convicted.

El Paso officer shot Angel Wolfgang Trevizo following a traffic confrontation; Trevizo faces charges and a $100,000 bond set by Judge Myers. He was treated and booked after investigations by Texas Rangers and local authorities.

El Paso, Texas, is set for a series of warm, sunny days with clear evenings and temperatures rising to the mid-60s and peaking at 81°F early next week.

A fire destroyed a mobile home in Las Cruces, displacing three people; no injuries reported. Firefighters, El Paso Electric, and the Red Cross responded to the incident and provided support.

El Paso police arrested a man, Gonzalez, for allegedly attacking two dogs, Scooby and Blue, with a machete, causing injuries. He faces animal cruelty charges.

UTEP has reported a record spring enrollment of 23,861 students for 2025, reflecting a 5% increase, with undergraduate persistence at 89% and growth across all levels of study.