Congresswoman Escobar and House Democrats oppose the Trump Administration's reductions at the CDFI Fund, highlighting its vital role in supporting underserved communities.

EPCC celebrated the opening of a new First-Year Experience Center at its Rio Grande Campus, aimed at supporting first-time college students with resources for academic success.

The 12th Annual Building Bridges Dual Credit Conference at EPCC gathered educators to discuss and expand upon dual credit and early college high school programs which play a significant role in the institution's enrollment and success rates.

Transmountain Early College High School invites families to a Program Night to learn about their offerings which include earning a diploma and an associate degree.

A $5 million grant from the Foster Foundation aims to kickstart funding for a proposed law school at UTEP, with support sought from the El Paso community and legal professionals.

The Las Cruces City Council approved the Small Business Safety Improvement plan, providing $100,000 for grants to enhance local business security and partnership with law enforcement.

UTEP has raised over $41.5 million in 2025, marking the fourth year it has surpassed $40 million, with contributions from 6,428 donors supporting 514 programs.

El Paso County has adopted new fire safety regulations and an outdoor business order to prevent disasters like the 2023 Montana Vista recycling plant fire.

EPCC Chemistry Club hosted hands-on science demonstrations for students at Tippin Elementary during STEAM Night, coinciding with National Chemistry Week.

SISD celebrated their partnership with EPCC during an event that highlighted educational opportunities and community involvement, featuring the EPCC President and mascot.

El Paso has set up Pet Pantries in local libraries with the Borderland Rescue Fund to help pet owners in financial need by offering free pet supplies like food and toys.

Anthony High School's Class of 1965 alumni reunited to celebrate their school's growth, noting the vast changes from their time, including new facilities and programs. They were honored at a football game.

Sheriff Roybal released a list of individuals transferred to ICE custody, reflecting El Paso County's ongoing commitment to transparency and adherence to Colorado law, while advocating for collaboration between local and federal law enforcement.