Voters in El Paso have elected new school board members for EPISD and SISD, bringing changes in leadership and direction for both districts, with incumbents losing seats and new trustees coming on board.

El Paso Community College hosted Tejano Day to exhibit its offerings, focusing on the Transmountain Campus's scenic locale and advanced programs. The event featured career exploration, enrollments, and community partnership engagement.

El Paso County anticipates low voter turnout for its school board elections, with early voting as low as 3% in some areas, signaling concern for educational leadership choices.

Las Cruces public libraries offer a seven-week intermediate English conversation course for Spanish speakers, with registrations now open. Classes start May 12.

The trusted news portal of Doña Ana County was compromised due to a vendor's failure, leading to an ongoing effort to secure the service and recommendations for subscribers to change passwords and ignore suspicious emails.

Northwest Campus will resume operations on May 2 after a closure caused by a water main leak. The leak repairs are complete except for the cafeteria. El Paso Community College appreciates the community's patience.

El Paso ISD athletes are competing at the UIL State Track and Field Championships in Austin, with Franklin High's boys team celebrated as the district's first 6A regional champions.

Dr. Martine C. Ceberio from UTEP received the Piper Professor Award for 2025, honored for her contributions to computer science education and student mentorship.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office conducted an Explorer Training Day focusing on physical fitness, traffic stop procedures, and radio communication, aiming to prepare youths for law enforcement careers.

NREL representatives visited El Paso Community College to discuss innovation and research in renewable energy and offer internship opportunities to students.

El Paso is involving residents in its fiscal planning through community meetings and an online survey. Public input is invited to help shape the city's budget, accessible through June 30, 2025.

Five UTEP students/alumni won prestigious Goldwater Scholarships and NSF Graduate Research Fellowships, excelling in STEM and receiving praise from UTEP President Heather Wilson.

Former inmate Jose Ordonez attributes his transformation to El Paso Community College's program, gaining HVAC skills and a Sheet Metal Journeyman License, exemplifying educational impact on recidivism.