Trustees previewed a $550M budget that balances rising costs, enrollment declines and a possible tax move; a June 17 hearing will set the next steps.

A beloved Lower Valley bakery has opened a Horizon City shop in the Eastlake corridor, pairing a bakery counter with grocery fare and made-to-order celebration cakes.

Casa Auto Group pledged $1 million to the Downtown Deck Plaza, the first private gift organizers have announced. The donation lifts known commitments to roughly $74.5M as backers race to align with TxDOT work.

Nine sold-out nights pulled in more than $1.49 million and drew over 18,000 fans across El Paso this spring. The mix of rock, Latin and comedy acts gave downtown a busy run.

Two El Paso officers were honored locally and nationally after surviving a June 1, 2025 shootout that left a suspect dead and one officer wounded.

Mexican federal forces arrested a U.S.-wanted suspect identified as a nephew of Joaquín “El Chapo” during a Nogales raid, officials said. A Tapachula sweep recovered hundreds of kilograms of cocaine and an arsenal of weapons.

Deputies say a 26-year-old followed someone to their home, damaged property and used a drone to monitor the residence; he was arrested and booked on stalking and trespass charges.

Bright skies and a fast warm-up. Highs near 88°F Wednesday, climbing toward 97°F by Monday.

El Paso agents arrested two suspected Tren de Aragua members during a targeted operation; authorities say both were in the U.S. illegally and will be removed.

The Dallas Fed’s May survey shows Texas factory growth cooled to an average pace as input costs rose and orders softened, though firms still expect higher activity ahead.

A hit-and-run on Montana Avenue left a 33-year-old motorcyclist dead; deputies later arrested an 18-year-old, who faces accident involving death and tampering charges.

The Toasted Yolk opened Monday at 5860 N Mesa St, serving brunch 7 a.m.–3 p.m. with egg-forward plates and weeklong opening specials.

A national shortage of pediatric subspecialists is lengthening waits for El Paso families. Hospital leaders point to recruitment challenges and call for local training plus federal fixes.