2 hrs ago | El Paso Times
East El Paso woman killed in crash on Montana Avenue
A 54-year-old East Side woman was killed this morning after losing control of her car and crashing into another car on Montana Avenue.
4 hrs ago | Education Week
Federal audit confirms cheating at El Paso schools
A federal audit confirms several schools in El Paso cheated on high-stakes accountability tests during the tenure of now-convicted superintendent Lorenzo Garcia.
9 hrs ago | El Paso Times
East El Paso accident kills one person; several lanes on Montana...
Update : Clearing time for the accidents is now estimated at two hours. Both east and westbound lanes at Montana and Cessna are closed.
13 hrs ago | El Paso Times
Photos: El Paso weekend in photos
Bowie High School graduates celebrate during their graduation ceremony Friday at the Don Haskins Center.
17 hrs ago | El Paso Times
Danger Mouse puts polish on Portugal. The Man's new record, ' Evil Friends'
But Portugal. The Man frontman John Gourley says he was initially annoyed - to put it mildly - when the idea was suggested for the group's new "Evil Friends.'
21 hrs ago | El Paso Times
El Paso Lower Valley boy, 16, dies in hit-and-run on Loop 375
A 16-year-old boy was killed Sunday morning in an accident that was tragically similar to the deaths of two other teens just two years ago.
El Pasoans celebrate Juneteenth with live music and food
Cindy Green, left, Vicky Maestas, and Tameeka West serve up food during the Juneteenth celebration at the Victory Warrior Academy on Sunday.
EPISD elections: Bob Geske, Chuck Taylor elected
The two candidates backed by a reform-minded political action committee lost their bids for El Paso Independent School District board seats in runoff elections Saturday.
Arson fire at Central El Paso vacant home causes $20,000 in damage
An arson fire at a vacant house in Central El Paso caused $20,000 in damage to a small one-bedroom apartment behind the home, El Paso fire officials said.
Joe Muench: It's all quiet on the El Paso Crazies front for now
This is no fun. Now all that's left to complain about in El Paso are the usuals-- street conditions and one city worker with a shovel and four others standing around watching him scrape at some asphalt.
Architecture society in El Paso urges preservation, not demolition
The future of the Downtown Historic District and the importance of architectural preservation and building sustainability were the hot topics of the first Texas Trost Society meeting in El Paso on Saturday.
Downtown El Paso's Grocery Gallery: Owner creates a space for art, sandwiches and improving lives
Ana Luisa Arrias of the Grocery Gallery stands in the stairwell that leads to the workshop upstairs where she holds classes and workshops.
El Paso mayoral election: Oscar Leeser leads Steve Ortega with 76...
Mayoral candidate Oscar Leeser along with his wife Lisa and members of his family stand on the podium at the Camino Real Hotel as Lesser addresses the crowd on hand.
East El Paso trampoline park hosts job fair on Monday
Workforce Solutions Upper Rio Grande is having a jobs fair for JumpLand Trampoline Park this coming Monday, The JumpLand Trampoline Park has scheduled a job fair on Monday.
El Paso elections: Today sees fresh voters
Thousands of voters who did not participate in the May 11 municipal and school board election will play a role in today's runoff election.
Plea deal taken in '09 far East El Paso cartel slaying
Ruben Dorado-Rodriguez talks with his attorney Leonard Morales after pleading guilty and taking a plea bargain reducing his charge from capital murder to murder.
El Paso resident extradited to Mexico in Juarez homicide case
An El Paso resident has been extradited to Mexico where he is accused of killing a man in Juarez seven years ago, U.S. Marshals Service officials said.
El Paso symposium offers help to hopeful startups
Cindy Ramos-Davidson is CEO of the El Paso Chamber of Commerce, and Philip Silva is director of the Small Business Administration's El Paso District Office.
El Paso mayoral recall group target of grand jury inquiry
A church-affiliated group that sought to recall Mayor John Cook and two city representatives in 2011 may face criminal charges if a state district court grand jury finds that the group acted as a political committee.
El Paso police arrest man who allegedly had 1,000 pirated movies
El Paso police arrested a California man on suspicion of movie piracy after he was allegedly found with more than 1,000 movies last week, officials said.