Superintendent Diana Sayavedra highlighted El Paso ISD's focus on leadership, collaboration, and student achievements, celebrating assistant principals and preparing for the Month of the Military Child and an upcoming student film festival.

Five individuals graduated from the El Paso County Sheriff's Office Wildland Fire Academy, completing over 65 hours of training to become certified as Firefighter I.

Colorado Governor Polis signed SB 25-003, amending gun laws, prompting criticism from El Paso County Sheriff Roybal for its impact on 2nd Amendment rights.

UTEP inaugurates its $80 million Advanced Manufacturing and Aerospace Center, aiming to advance space technology, 3D printing, and regional economic development.

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 Police partner with Take 5 Oil Change for free VIN etching event to combat catalytic converter thefts.

El Paso ISD celebrates assistant principals during National Assistant Principals Week, acknowledging their role in school success, as highlighted by Superintendent Sayavedra.

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.

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.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office celebrates Property and Evidence Technicians Week, highlighting the crucial work of handling and maintaining evidence integrity in the justice system.

Canutillo High School NJROTC cadets completed the 26.2-mile Bataan Memorial Death March, honoring WWII POWs and learning through the challenging experience.

Las Cruces City's Cashiering Program will be closed from 8 a.m. to noon on April 10, 2025, for staff training, but alternative payment methods are available for utility customers.

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.