EPCC celebrated the graduation of 1,506 students, including a noteworthy cohort from special programs, with two ceremonies and speeches highlighting the college's commitment to education and the success of Hispanic students.

The El Paso Police Department highlighted their Special Traffic Investigators' advanced drone training for crash scene investigations on social media.

UTEP will celebrate its largest fall graduation with over 2,900 graduates. The ceremonies, requiring no tickets, are across two days with free parking available and will be live-streamed. The campus icons will be lit in honor of the graduates.

EPCC celebrated its Nursing Program grads with pinning ceremonies, with keynote speeches and award presentations. The school's long-running program prepares future nurses for diverse roles in healthcare.

The Hudspeth County Constable Office has highlighted the severity of human smuggling along the Texas-Mexico border, particularly in their region, on social media.

Ysleta ISD trustees appointed Henry Rivera to the District 7 seat in a 4-1 vote. The selection revives debate over a past city-council reprimand.

Abbott wants Texans to vote on any local tax increase and would cap spending growth while allowing petitions to force tax‑cut elections.

Dr. Brian Lusk is appointed as the new Superintendent of Schools for El Paso Independent School District, receiving unanimous support by the board. He brings over 30 years of experience in Texas public education.

The El Paso Independent School District Board has approved a one-time $300 stipend for eligible hourly workers to be distributed on December 15, 2025.

Dr. Brian Lusk is appointed as the Superintendent of Schools for El Paso ISD, after a unanimous board decision. With a 30-year career in Texas education, he aims to build upon the district's academic achievements.

Dr. Brian Lusk announced his commitment as the new Superintendent of the El Paso Independent School District, planning to engage with community members and build upon the district's legacy.

El Paso's Environmental Services Department is expanding the Greater El Paso Landfill by constructing six new cells over 65 acres for $20 million, funded by solid waste fees, ensuring waste management for the next 12 years.

SCOTUS allowed Texas to use its redrawn congressional map for 2026, a decision that could flip several House districts and sets up more legal fights.