El Paso ISD students excelled at the Texas Science and Engineering Fair, showcasing the district's strong STEM education with multiple top finishes in various categories.

Joselyn Ontiveros is the first student from Northwest Early College High School to be accepted into Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center's accelerated BSN program.

Cody Haver appointed new deputy chief and fire marshal for Doña Ana County Fire Rescue, bringing extensive experience from Las Cruces Fire Department.

The EPCC TACHE chapter awarded its first scholarships since 2014 to three students, marking a significant resurgence from minimal activity during the pandemic.

Canutillo ISD Police Department thanked educational staff on social media for their dedication, acknowledging the role of principals, teachers, nurses, and cafeteria staff in student success.

Safety patrol students from Rojas Elementary toured the Peter J. Herrera Patrol Station, learning about public services from deputies and other agencies.

The El Paso Police Department partnered with a career tech center to show students the realities of police work, through an interactive event aiming to inspire future cadets.

EPCC celebrates the first graduating class of Patient Care Technicians with a pinning ceremony, marking their completion of a rigorous program and readiness for healthcare careers.

The Horizon City Police Department honored fallen officers at the 26th Annual Memorial Service at the Rogelio Sanchez State Unit, showing solidarity with other agencies and families.

Measles outbreak in West Texas with 702 cases, 91 hospitalizations, 2 child fatalities, and ongoing transmission in several counties; low vaccination rates pose risks.

Sheriff's office honors fallen officers at the 26th Annual Memorial Service, with Sheriff Ugarte's speech emphasizing remembrance and dedication to public safety.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office marks National Correctional Officers Week, celebrating the dedicated staff at their Detention Bureau who manage inmate safety and well-being.

Patrick Crusius, the 2019 El Paso shooting convict, was transferred from El Paso County to Texas Department of Criminal Justice custody in a secure operation.