El Paso council added an item asking staff to map legal and land‑use options to prevent ICE detention facilities inside city limits amid Fort Bliss controversy.

Federal data show Texans reported roughly $293.5M lost to business‑email‑compromise in 2024, part of $1.35B in statewide internet‑crime losses. Investigators urge simple protections.

Bright orange buoys are now floating in the Rio Grande near Brownsville as federal crews begin a phased rollout tied to a 500‑mile plan. Officials and scientists are weighing safety, navigation and legal questions.

Police responded Sunday to a reported shooting in the 2500 block of Morehead Avenue in central El Paso; authorities have released few details as the investigation continues.

Clear and mild Monday with highs near 68°F. Expect a cooler, breezy backdoor front midweek.

TEA will correct roughly 4,200 errors in the state’s Bluebonnet Learning curriculum after the State Board delayed a vote. Licensing flags and publishing mistakes have amplified concerns about the rollout.

Texas pushed the deadline to Feb. 23 for SNAP replacement claims after January’s winter storm. Approved benefits should appear on Lone Star Cards within two business days.

Sunny and dry through Tuesday with highs in the mid-60s. Midweek brings breezy east winds and a small cooldown.

Socorro ISD reports only 21 infractions after the Texas cellphone ban; teachers note fewer distractions while some parents worry about emergency contact.

Socorro, Texas, announces new hires for 2026, expressing excitement about their potential contributions to the community and commitment to improvement and service.

El Paso residents are reminded to drop off Christmas trees for free recycling at the Citizens Collection station by January 31st, ensuring a green post-holiday clean-up.

El Paso Police engaged with students at a local elementary school's Career Day, highlighting the importance of education, good choices, and community, and fostering positive police-community relations.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office provided 35 law enforcement uniforms to high school students in a mentoring program, thanks to Pecos West sponsorship.