Good morning, El Paso.

On Sunday, Oct. 18, hundreds joined a 5-mile memorial walk at Ralph T.

Cloud Park to honor victims of violence and support survivors during the Steps Toward Healing Crime Victims Walk — a community tribute led by the 34th Judicial District Attorney's Office.

The Lee and Beulah Moor Children's Home hosted its 25th Operation Pumpkin fundraiser last Saturday at the Coronado Country club and sold out tickets (showing strong community support), with doctors carving pumpkins and auctions raising funds (boosting services for children) as the home relies on donor contributions.

An 80-year-old Northeast El Paso resident had her power restored Saturday after a large metal shed crashed into her home during high winds on Oct.

15+ contractors removed the shed blocking a service line to safely reconnect her electricity at 6:32 p.m.

Downtown El Paso hosted a coffee crawl on Saturday that let participants sample coffee and pastries at 10 local spots.

Attendees paid a $20 fee, checked in at 8:30 a.m. at Aloft Downtown, and received eight coffee tastings, two pastry tastings, a punch card and a souvenir mug.

On Oct. 17, demonstrators from No Kings gathered along Eastlake Boulevard (urging residents to vote in the Nov.

3 election) in the county.

Following UTEP’s 24-11 loss to San Jose State on Oct.

18 at the Sun Bowl, coach Scotty Walden said his offense improved while the defense struggled amid low attendance.

UTEP Miners fell 24-11 today to San Jose State at the Sun Bowl due to a stalled offense and multiple sacks in front of the smallest crowd in 45 years — the team enters a bye week before a Halloween road game against North Dakota State.