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.

The Las Cruces City Council is considering a new franchise agreement with El Paso Electric, which includes a 1% fee increase. Mayor Enriquez proposed more frequent contract reviews.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office hosted the 19th Ken Jordan Awards, honoring officers for DUI enforcement and career achievements in traffic safety.

Canutillo High School's baseball and softball fields now have high-tech lights, thanks to the 2024 Canutillo Bond. This allows for night games, benefiting athletes' schedules and community involvement.

Las Cruces Police Department commemorates the first anniversary of Officer Jonah Hernandez's death, honoring his service and legacy with private and public events.

El Paso City Council unanimously voted to suspend El Paso Electric's proposed $93 million rate increase for 90 days, allowing for a review process to ensure fairness for customers.