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The Lincoln Park Conservation Committee unveiled a new sign officially renaming Lincoln Park as Chicano Park on Sept.

20 to honor local heritage + marking a change for this beloved community space.

El Paso Animal Services said a stray dog named Archer jumped into a police car on Sunday near the Border Freeway when officers tried to secure him—his microchip helped reunite him with his family.

El Paso Public Libraries invites families and fans to LibraryCon 2026 (a free, family-friendly event featuring comics, cosplay, K-pop, movies and gaming) at the Main Public Library on Saturday, Sept.

26 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

El Paso residents near Scenic Drive and Louisville Ave said rain repeatedly washes rocks onto the roadway, creating nighttime hazards for drivers and Sun Metro buses — and they are urging the city to fix the issue permanently instead of just clearing debris.

A 250-foot cell tower was built along U.S. Highway 183 near Stonewall Ranch days ago, drawing local residents’ interest to learn more.

First responders and their families share creative stress relief at the International Museum of Art with an exhibit titled The Weight We Carry open until Oct.

4. The museum welcomes visitors Thursday from 1 to 5 p.m. and Friday through Sunday from noon to 5 p.m.

Buzz surrounds I Play Rocky after its Toronto International Film Festival premiere on Sept.

12 — the film dramatizes Sylvester Stallone's struggle to craft Rocky and show local Borderland ties, and will open in select theaters on Nov. 6 with a wide release on Nov. 20.