Doña Ana County offices will close on June 19 for Juneteenth, while essential services like first responders remain active. Regular operations will resume June 20.

EPCC revitalizes its Travel & Tourism program under Rose Lucero. The updated curriculum covers international tourism and provides real-world experience, leading to an Associate Degree and a Certificate for Travel Counselor/Airline Reservationist.

UTEP announced a new Master's program focused on AI in education to help educators improve teaching with technology, emphasizing personalized learning and efficiency.

EPCC's Student Government Association actively enhances student life with events, meets needs on campus, and encourages student participation in governance.

Las Cruces has released the Juneteenth schedule: most city offices closed but essential services continue; certain services like solid waste and buses run normally, while some recreational facilities operate with limited hours.

Texas Tech Health El Paso and UTEP named six high school seniors to their third MedFuture cohort, a program for aspiring medical professionals in West Texas.

Sheriff Roybal initiates a new sheriff's posse in Colorado Springs, swearing in the first class of diverse volunteers after six weeks of training to assist in various public service roles.

Two Canutillo ISD students join Rep. Escobar's Congressional Youth Advisory Council, showcasing their leadership and will contribute to legislative discussions.

The Doña Ana Crisis Triage Center achieved accreditation from The Joint Commission, signaling its commitment to quality care in behavioral health and substance use emergencies.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office began construction of a new substation in Falcon to enhance law enforcement in a growing area, set for completion in fall 2026.

El Paso ISD Superintendent Diana Sayavedra thanks staff, celebrates achievements, and highlights initiatives like Project SEARCH and the summer meal program in her end-of-year statement.

EPISD Superintendent Diana Sayavedra will retire with a $347,000 payout, despite support from dozens urging her to stay, following a 4-2-1 board vote.

El Paso County Jail uses a herd of goats from B3C Show Goats for eco-friendly weed control, aiming to reduce wildfire risk and promote biodiversity around its premises.