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Two El Paso police supervisors were arrested Wednesday on charges of alleged sexual harassment against two women officers. Both were supervisors in the Crime Scene unit.

Next week will mark the 4th year since the 2019 Walmart mass shooting that killed 23 people. The gunman in the attack told police he was looking to kill “Mexicans” and stop the quote “Hispanic invasion of Texas.”

A federal judge struck down the Biden Administration’s new asylum policy for migrants Tuesday. The rule, which was implemented on May 12, disqualifies most people petitioning the government for asylum if they have not sought the protection in another country first.

The U.S. Justice Department filed a lawsuit against the State of Texas today over the installation of a floating barrier meant to stop migrants from swimming across the Rio Grande.

The U.S. Ambassador to Mexico visited Juarez to get a first-hand look at the situation on the border. Ambassador Ken Salazar met with local, state, and federal officials in Mexico during his trip.

El Paso County is closer to adopting a budget and tax rate for the 2024 fiscal year. A public hearing on the rate was held Monday at the courthouse.

The city of El Paso Ethics Review Commission denied a request from Central-East city representative Cassandra Hernandez to reconsider a letter of reprimand the board gave her several weeks ago.

A hearing is set next month in the Walmart mass shooting case. This time in state court. The gunman from North Texas was turned over to state custody after he was sentenced to 90 consecutive life sentences in federal court last month.

The City Council also voted unanimously to keep an emergency ordinance active that allows city employees to respond to any needs related to mass migration through El Paso.

The federal government is winding down its first phase in planning for a $650 million project to improve the Bridge of the Americas international port of entry.