Las Cruces announces holiday schedule for Labor Day, with city offices and various facilities closed, but emergency services and essential waste services operational.

James Vasquez becomes the permanent Superintendent of Schools for Socorro ISD after unanimous board approval, following his tenure as Interim Superintendent.

El Paso ISD Board of Trustees maintained the 2025 property tax rate at $1.0807 per $100 valuation, sustaining funding for operations and debt repayment without increase.

Canutillo ISD began a $7.3 million renovation of Bill Childress Elementary School, funded by a $387 million bond for districtwide improvements, including HVAC upgrades.

Canutillo ISD includes student advisors in board meetings to enhance governance with youth perspectives; students Moises Aguirre and Mason Gossett appointed as non-voting participants.

El Paso ISD adapts student conduct policy to ban cell phone use during instructional hours, aligning with Texas House Bill 1481, and plans to provide device storage.

Congresswoman Escobar spoke at an event at EPCC where the SBDC and Contract Opportunities Center reported aiding in job creation, business launches, and revenue growth for small businesses.

Las Cruces Financial Services wins GFOA excellence award for its financial report, marking the 21st consecutive year of recognition for transparency and high standards.

The Branigan Cultural Center presents "I AM A MAN: Photographs of the Civil Rights Movement, 1960–1970," an exhibit on view from September 2 until October 18, 2025.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office launched a new website to enhance digital accessibility, provide better access to information and services, and follow ADA standards, with assistance from The Independence Center.

Canutillo ISD Police celebrate K9 Alis's retirement after seven years of service, highlighting her contribution to school safety and community relations.

El Paso County held its last gun buyback event in view of new state legislation banning such initiatives; residents exchanged unwanted firearms for gift cards up to $200.

The EPCC | UTEP Engineering Academy is enrolling its second cohort, offering students a path from an associate to a bachelor's degree in engineering, with benefits such as small classes and a supportive peer community.