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The El Paso City Council will consider a $9.4 million deal for 15 properties with the Texas Tech Board of Regents on Tuesday. The properties are on El Paso and Colfax Streets in South Central El Paso.

The El Paso County Commissioners Court will vote on whether to ask the city about holding a joint meeting together. Next week, the commissioner's court will vote on the idea.

The new U.S. Attorney for the Western District Office of Texas is El Paso’s Jaime Esparza. He’ll serve as the lead federal prosecutor for a district that stretches from El Paso to San Antonio.

Lowbrow Palace presents Feria de Agave, a large-scale festival which celebrates agave spirits.

The demand for justice is growing louder in Juarez after at least 39 people locked inside an immigrant processing center died in the fire. Others are in critical condition.

The city of El Paso is one step closer to establishing a municipal ID program. The City Council voted unanimously to have city staff prepare a report on the feasibility and potential benefits of such a program within 120 days.

The Downtown International Port of Entry between Juárez and El Paso closed as a large group of migrants is protesting the Mexican government’s treatment of a fatal fire that killed dozens.

El Paso’s city government extended an emergency ordinance for 30 more days that allows its employees to assist nonprofits in caring for asylum seekers.

The Texas Department of Public Safety is investigating an international incident involving a state trooper who chased a vehicle into Mexico and pulled his gun.

El Paso’s U.S. Rep. Veronica Escobar says billions of dollars in federal funding from the president’s 2021 infrastructure bill will make its way to Texas in order to improve roads, bridges and highways.