El Paso sues Texas AG Paxton over a public records ruling, seeking clarity on handling privileged information while maintaining compliance with open records requests.

El Paso Community College enhances its digital library by adopting OCLC's WorldShare Management Services, improving access to academic resources for students and faculty.

The U.S. Border Patrol announced 500 National Guard soldiers have been deployed to assist with border security in El Paso, equipped with new technology and training to detain illegal crossers.

The "Mentoring Our Future Program" at East Montana Patrol Station, launched for the second year, offers mentorship to students in criminal justice from field professionals.

New law enforcement officers graduate and join the El Paso County Sheriff's Office and Horizon City Police Department, with Sheriff Ugarte commending their dedication on social media.

The 4th annual EPCC EXPO at Mission del Paso campus provided counselors and advisors with information on EPCC's academic programs and student services to aid in post-secondary advising.

Las Cruces Police Department launched a new Real-Time Crime Center, equipped with advanced technology to enhance crime-fighting and improve officer preparedness.

Ysleta ISD reduces property tax rate to $1.2005, marking the fourth year of rate decreases and achieving the lowest effective school district tax rate in the area, despite facing a $22.2 million budget deficit.

El Paso ISD held its 24th 9/11 remembrance ceremony with students, staff, and military participating, including a stair climb tribute and Colonel Soyka speaking.

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.