El Paso County Sheriff discussed the intersection of mental health and incarceration at a Colorado Springs City Council Session, highlighting the support and rehabilitation given to inmates with mental health issues.

U.S. Border Patrol agents boarded a bus carrying high school students, leading to backlash and demands for answers from officials, despite CBP stating the stop confirmed passengers' legal status.

Canutillo ISD's Public Information Office received 15 Star Awards for excellence in school public relations, including 11 Gold Stars, 3 Silver Stars, and a Best in Category Award.

Sheriff Roybal has urged support for SB 25-047 in Colorado, which aims to let local law enforcement work more with ICE, particularly to remove illegal immigrants with criminal records.

Governor Abbott announces Vinton Steel's $229 million expansion in El Paso County, expected to create over 180 jobs and enhance steel production using environmentally friendly technology.

The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office hosted the second annual Regional Honor Guard Workshop, fostering inter-agency collaboration and professional development among over 70 law enforcement professionals.

El Paso County seeks a Calhan resident to join the Community Development Advisory Board, overseeing CDBG initiatives and advising on development. Applications close March 4, 2025.

UTEP students are volunteering with VITA to provide free tax help to underserved communities, gaining valuable experience and saving taxpayers from fraudulent practices.

Las Cruces City Council approved a major update to the city's development code through the ‘Realize Las Cruces’ initiative, aiming to increase housing densities and growth.

TTUHSC El Paso revised their billing compliance policy, BCP EP 4.1, emphasizing adherence to legal and ethical standards in healthcare billing, with access to the updated policy provided online.

UTEP has reported a record spring enrollment of 23,861 students for 2025, reflecting a 5% increase, with undergraduate persistence at 89% and growth across all levels of study.

Facing a $38 million deficit, the Socorro Independent School District plans layoffs, program cuts, and increased class sizes despite community concerns.

A trial date is set for July in a lawsuit challenging Texas SB 4, which allows local enforcement of federal immigration laws, with implications for community resources and civil liberties.