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.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office thanked Commissioner Butler for supporting a resolution acknowledging their efforts to maintain peace during events like the Fourth of July and Turkey Run.

EPCC celebrates as student Alba Quintero García, from Ciudad Juárez, graduates with an Associate of Arts in Dance, overcoming challenges as an international student and leader in various college activities.

EPCC's STEM departments showcased lunar living solutions, culminating in an award for the project "Sustainable Energy for Your Home…on the Moon" by a multidisciplinary team.

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.