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Heavy rains on Oct. 26 flooded streets and homes in Juárez, leaving drivers stranded and prompting residents to clean up flood damage in neighborhoods (Francisco Sarabia and Juárez Nuevo).

El Paso High's Andrew Truax won his first regional cross country title and qualified for state, and several other area boys and girls also qualified at the UIL regional meet (Class 5A).

UTEP School of Pharmacy held its first Adopt-A-Street cleanup during Pharmacy Week, with about 25–30 students, faculty and staff picking up litter along Rio Grande Avenue (near Virginia Street) to beautify the neighborhood and underscore the program's role in training more regional pharmacists.

Actor and El Paso Locomotive player Cristo Fernández read his bilingual book Fútbol is Life!/¡Fútbol es vida to about 120 Boys & Girls Clubs kids from 5 to 6 p.m. Tuesday at Borrego Elementary in San Elizario, sharing his story of perseverance and following your dreams.

Social media images showing people in KKK costumes at an El Paso teen gathering drew a strong rebuke from Carl B.

Dwyer Jr., president of the El Paso NAACP, on Oct. 26.

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center has been designated a Project ECHO Superhub, giving it authority to train other hospitals and clinics to run telementoring programs that expand specialist knowledge to rural West Texas communities.

The Red Cross opened a shelter at Horizon High School after flooding from weekend rain forced evacuations on Kila Street (off Horizon Boulevard); 39 homes and one trailer were affected, 13 homes were evacuated, and power remains off while safety assessments continue.

Spectrum will build a 1,750-sqft telecommunications hub at 1840 Estrada Drive to serve homes, businesses, and emergency services, with the $1.3 million project listed under owner Spectrum Gulf Coast LLC and applicant Luke Poirier.