EPCC's softball and baseball teams achieved wins in their recent games, with the softball team sweeping a four-game series and the baseball team winning a series against Amarillo College.

The El Paso Community College baseball team rose to 21st in the NJCAA D1 rankings after sweeping Western Texas College. They boast a 22-2 record and a 4-0 start in WJCAC play.

Aaron Jones re-signed with the Minnesota Vikings for $20 million over two years, with $13 million guaranteed, after a season with 1,138 rushing yards and 7 touchdowns.

NM State's basketball team lost to Sam Houston, positioning them as the 5th seed for the upcoming C-USA tournament.

El Paso ISD canceled all athletic events on Thursday due to inclement weather, prioritizing student safety. The district communicated updates through social media and stressed the importance of student and staff welfare.

Tessa Blanchard, the first female TNA heavyweight champion, visited Alderete Middle School to share life challenges and demonstrate wrestling techniques.

EPCC baseball ranks #22 after defeating Luna CC, including a record 27-1 win. The softball team also secured three wins, improving to a 7-9 record. Both teams are gearing up for upcoming conference play.

EPCC baseball team secured three wins against Western Oklahoma State College, with players receiving accolades for their performance. The softball team, however, suffered losses on the road.

El Paso boxer Stephanie Han won the WBA lightweight title with a first-round knockout, maintaining her undefeated record. Her victory was celebrated at the El Paso County Coliseum.

El Paso Community College's Tejanos celebrated as Carlos Mauldin signed with the University of Oregon and teammates Acevedo and Prado also made college commitments.

Getaway Car won the Sunland Derby, narrowly beating Caldera and earning Kentucky Derby points, drawing a crowd and attention to the close finish and the $232,800 prize for the winning team.

Eastwood High School girls wrestling team won the Texas Class 6A state championship, with individual triumphs from Paulina Butler and Hailey Delgado contributing to their 130-point victory.

El Paso Zoo's mountain lions will predict Super Bowl LIX winner using helmet piñatas representing the finalists. Last year, they correctly chose the Chiefs.