El Paso County, facing a dry spell, continues Stage I Fire Restrictions, with Sheriff Joseph Roybal reinforcing the need for community adherence to prevent wildfires. Conditions will be reassessed on December 26.

Chief Rojas spoke at SISD's event honoring their Operations Team, sharing personal stories including those of his grandfather.

Socorro, Texas, celebrates city employees' work anniversaries, acknowledging their dedication and service to the community with a #Citywithamission social media post.

El Paso County GOP held a public ballot draw on Thursday, producing the order of Republican candidates for the March primaries. Public volunteers helped draw names for congressional and statewide races.

The Anthony, Texas Town Council changed its November 2026 meeting to avoid conflict with Veteran's Day, and encourages public participation in meetings.

Trump endorsed Rep. Tony Gonzales on Truth Social, backing the San Antonio congressman in a rematch with gun‑influencer Brandon Herrera. Fundraising, Jan. 6 history and geography shape the fight.

"Operation Safe Sleigh" by El Paso Police with Texas DPS resulted in 60 vehicle violations, leading to eight trucks being taken out of service for safety issues like brake and weight compliance.

Kristal Kliment was officially inducted as a firefighter at a West Valley Fire Department ceremony, expressing gratitude and attributing her strength to her faith.

Mission Chevrolet awarded the El Paso Fire Department a First Responder Appreciation Donation, publicly acknowledged by the department on social media with thanks.

UTEP was recognized by Forbes as a top school for launching careers and for its low student debt, ranking among the top 15 colleges and having the eighth lowest average student debt nationally.

County commissioners approved new precinct lines Thursday, creating nine new precincts and editing dozens of others. Voters will receive updated registration certificates ahead of the 2026 midterms.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office's Basic Detention Officer Class 25-06 achieved a 100% pass rate on their state exam, earning praise from Sheriff Oscar Ugarte.

Ardena Carrasco, noted for her resilience, advanced her education at EPCC and UTEP while helping others at EPCC's Connect Center, poised to join UTEP's Pharmacy program.