El Paso forecast predicts a mostly sunny week with possible rain and snow showers as New Year approaches, and variable temperatures ranging from highs around 75 to lows near 38 degrees.

El Paso County Sheriff's Deputies delivered holiday gifts to a family in Canutillo, as shared on Sheriff Oscar Ugarte's social media, demonstrating community outreach and the human side of law enforcement.

El Paso Police share a message on Facebook wishing the community a safe and happy holiday season, stressing safety and responsibility.

An accident in El Paso County caused road closures on Christmas Day. Sheriff Ugarte informed residents to avoid the Bret Harte-Peyton intersection and seek alternative routes.

El Paso County deputies arrested a man on Christmas for burglary and possession of fentanyl pills. The man, who gave false information, had outstanding warrants and now faces multiple charges.

Horizon City Police arrested Brittney Jauregui for DWI, marking her second offense, after a traffic stop on December 23. They continue to enforce sober driving during the holidays.

Local Horizon City Police arrested Michael Alvarado for parole violation after a disturbance call. Alvarado required medical attention before being detained. The police credit community involvement in maintaining safety.

Sheriff Joseph Roybal issued a holiday statement, thanking his team and El Paso County residents, emphasizing their dedication to public safety during the festive season.

Buyers in Paseo del Este say surprise HOA bills are piling up despite developer promises. Some residents report demands over $2,000 and checks or refunds that never materialized.

A car partially sank into a sinkhole on Montwood Drive in East El Paso on Wednesday. Video shows the passenger-side wheel swallowed and no injuries were reported.

El Paso's Christmas weather is cool at 51°F with partly cloudy skies and calm winds. The day expects a high of 74°F, while the upcoming week may see a slight chance of rain and snow showers.

Fire Suppression Technician Timothy Fennell retires after 28 years with the El Paso Fire Department, leaving a strong legacy of service and camaraderie.

The Clint Police Department shared a holiday message of gratitude and safety on Facebook, reminding the community to drive responsibly during the festive season.