A water main burst early Sunday at 5117 Antonio Ave, flooding Dyer Street and disrupting service for dozens. Crews are on site and El Paso Water lists the outage as "medium".

Cuban national Geraldo Lunas Campos died in ICE custody in Texas amid medical distress; his disruptive behavior and non-compliance led to segregation before his death, now under investigation.

A U.S. border agent in Portland shot two Tren de Aragua members, Luis David Nico Moncada and Yorlenys Betzabeth Zambrano-Contreras, who had entered the U.S. illegally.

El Paso experiences a cold start with a sunny but chilly forecast, expecting temperatures to rise throughout the week with clear skies and light winds.

Two federal lawsuits challenge Census methods and who gets counted, raising the prospect of altered congressional seats and federal funding for Texas. Courts will decide whether privacy tools or noncitizens stay in the apportionment count.

EPISD celebrates its teachers' achievement of National Board Certification, highlighting the rigorous process and the dedication it demonstrates to educational excellence and student needs.

El Paso ISD collaborates with the city and UTEP on El Paso Computes, a $3M initiative to train teachers and educate students in AI and computer science.

El Paso County Sheriff Joseph Roybal discussed community engagement with first responders and faith leaders in Monument to enhance public safety and well-being.

Singapore Cafe, a longtime West Side pad thai spot, has closed its Mesa Street storefront after more than 20 years. A note on the door thanked customers and left the space's future unclear.

Two East El Paso residents were arrested after a Christmas Day altercation left three women threatened and one struck, police said.

El Paso high school students visited the East Montana Patrol for hands-on law enforcement experience, including SWAT and crisis negotiation demonstrations, part of the Mentoring Our Future program.

El Paso deputies arrested a man after finding meth during a traffic stop. He resisted arrest, leading to charges of narcotics possession and resisting arrest.

El Paso County officials and Chief Gailey joined students at IDEA Mesa Hills with high-fives and smiles to foster positive police-community relations.