Tom Homan, former White House Border Czar, made controversial remarks during a Turning Point USA event at UTEP, leading to protests and a confrontation with a heckler.

Texas Senate Bill 8 requires school facilities to be used based on biological sex, prompting El Paso Community College to offer alternative unisex restrooms.

A new ILSR report shows the City of El Paso and Ysleta ISD spent about $1.76M on Amazon in 2023, prompting concern that local suppliers were undercut. The study points to wide price gaps and steep platform fees.

EPCC held a graduation for 14 U.S. Army medics, with 11 receiving Paramedic certificates and three earning Advanced EMT certificates. The program involves intense training and sets soldiers on a path for advancement.

A new Texas law lets private citizens sue out‑of‑state abortion‑pill prescribers and distributors; critics warn it could spawn 'bounty‑hunter' lawsuits and interstate court fights.

Alicia R. Chacón, an El Paso political and civic trailblazer, died Tuesday at 87. Her decades of service ran from school board pioneer to county judge and nonprofit leader.

El Paso Sheriff Oscar Ugarte announced on Facebook the promotions of Sergeant Alex Valencia and Detective Christian Salas, highlighting their professional dedication and service.

Dr. Miguel Juárez from El Paso Community College will hold book signings for "Frontera Freeways," exploring highway construction's impact on El Paso's Lincoln Park neighborhood.

El Paso ISD's Interim Superintendent Aguirre expressed gratitude, highlighted achievements, and supported the Andress High School's Golden Eagles before the Thanksgiving break. She also announced a new Family Resource Center at Lamar Elementary.

Dr. Carlos C. Amaya is appointed as EPCC's new VP of Instruction and Workforce Education, effective February 1, 2026, following Dr. Steven Smith's retirement.

A Ysleta ISD trustee wants to move a staff development day to the Monday after the Super Bowl and other low‑attendance dates to cut recurring funding losses and substitute costs.

Former NMSU athletic director Mario Moccia has filed a complaint against the university's Board of Regents, claiming wrongful termination and breach of contract after his January 2025 firing.

Joe Montisano is no longer employed as El Paso Zoo Director, following controversies including a sexual harassment lawsuit and a severed city partnership.