Canutillo High School Seniors Triumph with Over $1.5 Million in Scholarships as They Set Sights on MIT and Colby College
Canutillo High School seniors, Matthew Medina and Benjamin Melendez, have been awarded notable scholarships, with Medina securing $1.5 million and Melendez receiving a full-ride QuestBridge scholarship to Colby College.
El Paso Community College Reaffirms Cybersecurity Leadership with National Excellence Redesignation for 2024–2029
El Paso Community College has been redesignated as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense for 2024-2029, a testament to its quality cybersecurity education.
Las Cruces Veterans to Receive Property Tax Aid: Assessor's Office Announces Waiver and Exemption Event on April 24
The County Assessor's Office in Las Cruces has scheduled a Property Tax Waiver and Exemption Event for veterans on April 24 to facilitate applying for increased property tax relief.
Texas Commission on Jail Standards Clears El Paso Sheriff’s Office Following In-Custody Death Probe
The Texas Commission on Jail Standards exonerated the El Paso County Sheriff's Office from a non-compliance report after verifying that officers did conduct the required inmate checks, attributing the previous issue to a technical glitch.
El Paso ISD Welcomes Student Registration for 2025-26 School Year with Innovative Programs and Academies
El Paso ISD is accepting registrations for the 2025-26 school year, offering innovative programs and specialized academies in STEM, STEAM, Fine Arts, and Environmental Science, as well as free all-day Pre-K and an Algebra-for-All initiative.
Colorado Senate Passes Gun Reform Bill Amid Law Enforcement Backlash, Awaits Governor's Decision
The Colorado Senate passed SB 25-003, instituting a semi-automatic weapon ban and permit-to-purchase system, opposed by El Paso County Sheriff Roybal as unconstitutional. Governor Polis must decide whether to sign it into law.












