Good morning, El Paso.

The El Paso Downtown Management District will host the first-ever Selena and Salsa Market on Saturday, May 31 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Union Plaza on Anthony St—over 30 local vendors, food trucks, and a Selena tribute will bring the community together in a free event for all ages.

Today, families gathered at Ascarate park to honor fallen soldiers by fishing, grilling and playing games in remembrance of their service.

Veteran Tony Deanda said he remembers lost comrades—by taking part in activities they loved, like fishing.

FCS Wrought Iron in El Paso has thrived amid tariff challenges by partnering with local suppliers and buying materials in bulk from domestic sources—CEO Ary Marivani said the company expanded its capacity from 75 to over 120 projects and now takes on larger government contracts while hiring more local employees. The City of El Paso supports small businesses with monthly workshops on tariff updates and available resources.

El Paso law enforcement has launched a monthlong digital billboard campaign featuring missing teens Jean Gabriel Benitez and Allison Garcia—Benitez was last seen on March 18 while getting ready for school and is deeply missed by his family, and Garcia disappeared on November 2 and is believed to be in Mexico; anyone with information is urged to call 915-832-4400.

At its first meeting, the new EPISD board of trustees voted to reverse the planned Lamar school closure—board president tried to silence two colleagues during a heated debate that exposed divisions among members.

UTEP’s Special Collections Department began in 1967 and has grown into a research hub on the sixth floor of the University Library.

The archive holds 800 collections of photos, documents and artifacts on borderland history — and local researchers say it is a treasure trove for scholars and students.

On a recent Wednesday, Ramon Escajeda unloaded a cart of fruits, vegetables and drinks into his SUV at the El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Food Bank as it prepares for proposed SNAP cuts — officials say the changes may reduce food assistance for local families.

ABC-7 launches its Be Mindful initiative this Mental Health Awareness Month to show that studies link a balanced diet with better mood, and Dr. Eva Selhub of Harvard Medical School explained that the brain works best with premium fuel from healthy foods.

Culinary Arts Instructor Jonathan Nickerson at El Paso Community College added that eating good fats like olive oil and fatty fish boosts brain health—helping shape his program that uses a community garden and aquaponics system for fresh ingredients.

Traditional Asian Cooking Class

10-11:30 a.m. — The Phoenix Apartments — Contact for cost — Master the art of making Pad Thai and more in this hands-on cooking session.

Downtown Treasures Tour

9-11 a.m. — Popular Treasure — Free admission — Discover the artistic legacy of downtown El Paso on this engaging guided walk.

Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders On Tour - El Paso

6-7:30 p.m. — Abraham Chavez Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience the electrifying performance of the iconic Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders live in El Paso.

Badass Human Race

7 AM – 6 PM — 401 N Mesa St, El Paso, TX — Entry fee varies — Conquer a unique 3-mile obstacle course race through downtown streets and push your limits.

MI FAMILIA Workshop

9 AM - 12 PM — IDEA Mesa Hills — $150 or 2 payments of $75 — A creative workshop for kids inspired by the animated movie about family and talents.

Digital Marketing Certificate Program

— — — Earn a recognized Digital Marketing Certificate and develop hands-on skills guided by expert instructors in personalized small classes.

Candlelight: A Tribute to Adele

8:30-9:30 p.m. — St. Rogers Depot — Not specified — Experience a breathtaking candlelit tribute to Adele's greatest hits performed by a string quartet.

Bad Bunny Night Tribute

8:00-9:30 PM — Lowbrow Palace — Resale tickets available — Experience a tribute to the music of Bad Bunny at an engaging night out.

Coldplay Concert

5:00-6:30 p.m. — Sun Bowl Stadium — Tickets available — Experience an unforgettable evening with Coldplay performing live in El Paso.

Reno Aces vs. El Paso Chihuahuas

6:35-8:05 p.m. — Southwest University Park — Tickets available — Watch an exciting baseball matchup between the Reno Aces and El Paso Chihuahuas.