UTEP enrollment exceeds 26,000 students, setting a new record, with significant increases in the College of Nursing and the Woody L. Hunt College of Business.

Sheriff Joseph Roybal commemorates the 24th anniversary of 9/11, honoring the victims, heroes, and the enduring American spirit of service and resilience.

El Paso County is accepting nominations for the 2025 Veteran of the Year to honor local veterans' civic contributions, with the chosen individual to be recognized and added to the Veterans Wall of Honor.

Dr. Cindy Stout, CEO of El Paso Children's Hospital, shares her journey from cleaning houses to leading the hospital, emphasizing the importance of education and community support.

Canutillo ISD's partnership with Goodwill Industries has funded educational programs and offered students job experiences, receiving over $4,600 from goods donations.

Eastwood Heights Elementary was awarded the Purple Star by the Texas Education Agency for excellence in supporting military-connected students, joining five other Ysleta ISD schools with this distinction.

EPCC will dedicate a day to staff development on September 18, pausing classes until 5 PM. President Serrata will give the State of the College Address. Viewing options are provided campus-wide and online. Normal operations will resume the next day.

The El Paso Museum of Art showcases works by El Paso ISD high school students in an exhibition that focuses on their creative growth and understanding of curatorial practices.

UTEP appointed Col. Brendan Gallagher as VP for Business Affairs and promoted Joanne Richardson to Senior Associate VP and CFO, aiming to strengthen its leadership and community impact.

Canutillo High School and Canutillo Middle School have received the Purple Star Designation for supporting military-connected students, joining four other schools in their district with the honor.

The Socorro Independent School District celebrated exemplary customer service, awarding Elite Level Customer Service pins to three staff members after receiving 396 commendations from the community.

El Paso ISD launched Operation Search, calling absent students' families to discuss re-enrollment and attendance's importance for academic success and district funding.

EPCC's Welcome Week ended with an FYE Open House, highlighting resources and support for new students, featuring various speakers, including local first responders.