El Paso schools adjust operations due to a major water main break, with some staying open with safety measures and others closing. EPISD is collaborating with partners to ensure student and staff safety.

El Paso ISD deals with a major water main break, leading to school closures and boil water notices, with Superintendent Lusk emphasizing safety and community partnership efforts.

Two East El Paso restaurants landed in the lower tier of this week's health inspections with mid‑70s scores, while other kitchens earned perfect marks.

El Paso, Texas, is set for a series of sunny days with stable temperatures and minimal wind according to the National Weather Service.

El Paso County will hand out sweatshirts, blankets and heaters at community centers starting Jan. 12 while supplies last.

Photos released after a Dec. 3 break-in at House of Kings Card Club; police and Crime Stoppers want tips. Anonymous callers may qualify for a reward.

Texas DPS troopers discovered over 10 grams of fentanyl and 12 grams of methamphetamine during a traffic stop initiated for a window tint violation. The stop prevented potentially lethal narcotics from reaching the community.

El Paso's Emergency Management has set up seven water distribution sites after a major water main break, with services available via phone for those unable to travel to the sites.

Leticia Portillo was arrested in El Paso County for allegedly neglecting her dog, resulting in severe wounds. Despite warnings, the neglect persisted. Her bond was set at $3,000.

In El Paso County, Texas, James Sheets was arrested for attempting to illegally dump over 1,000 cubic feet of debris and was subsequently charged; the authorities emphasize a zero-tolerance policy for such offenses.

Horizon City Police arrested Juset De Santiago for drug-related charges after a traffic stop led to the discovery of controlled substances and THC oil vapes. The arrest followed after investigation and a no-bond warrant under SB9.

UTEP will mark the opening of Texas Western Hall — a 124,725-square-foot, $110 million learning complex that replaces the aging Liberal Arts Building. Officials will cut the ribbon this week.

The City of Socorro expressed gratitude to its citizens on International Thank You Day, acknowledging their participation in local governance and community events through a social media post.