Good morning, El Paso.

Fred, a local walker, rescued a skunk by removing a yogurt cup stuck on its head with a grabber tool at 6 a.m. Saturday in Northwest — he avoided close contact to prevent a spray and the animal soon ran off.

About 700 participants attended Saturday’s second annual El Paso Matters 9.15K run in Downtown, featuring a new 1-mile fun walk route at Cleveland Square Park and serving as a fundraiser for a local nonprofit newsroom celebrating the 915 identity.

Motorcycle riders gathered at Barnett Harley-Davidson on Saturday to complete a Border Run and raise funds for El Paso Children’s Hospital.

The ride (stopping at Four 80’s and Doug’s Saloon) continued a fundraising tradition launched in 2021 to aid children and families.

Four families remained displaced nearly a week after a fire damaged a fourplex in Lower Valley as residents stayed in hotels & with relatives while repairs are expected to take weeks to months after a discarded cigarette is suspected to have started the blaze.

International Bar, a staple in Downtown El Paso, will close its doors on Sept.

27 after a decade of service. The bar, known for hosting events like Silent Disco, invites locals to come say goodbye + share memories of its community impact.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum visited Ciudad Juárez on Sunday, speaking with residents and stressing the importance of defending Mexico's independence.

She toured parts of the city and engaged with locals gathered along her route.

Yesterday, The Hospitals of Providence hosted a community tour at its newest emergency room (11213 Gateway Blvd. West, Suite A) in El Paso.

The 10-bed, 10,899-sqft facility is part of their expanding healthcare services and offered local residents tours, activities, and giveaways.

UTEP Miners played on Sept.

19, 2026 at 2:45 p.m. MT at Michigan Stadium + known as the Big House before what may have been their largest crowd ever. The team was tied with Michigan at seven each with 10:34 left in the second quarter.