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The alleged El Paso Scottish Rite Temple arsonist was denied bond by a judge who ruled he was "absolutely a danger to society."

A Texas state law coming into effect Sept. 1, 2023, requires all schools to have an armed guard on campus. Here's how El Paso schools are preparing.

At least 136 migrants have died in Border Patrol's El Paso Sector in fiscal 2023, the highest number since the agency began reporting migrant deaths.

A former Las Cruces teacher is one of two people accused of an armed robbery that targeted a casino-prize winner in El Paso.

According to the city's Ethics Code, former city Rep. Claudia Rodriguez can still face consequences over ethics violations during her time in office.

An investigation by Military Texas National Guard leaders disbanded Operation Lone Star's intelligence wing after reports of the WhatsApp surveillance.

The county's new tax rate was set at 45.9 cents and it is expected to cost the average homeowner of a home valued at about $187,000 about $100 more a year.

Bolstered by U.S. Rep. Veronica Escobar's Climate Crisis Advisory Committee, El Paso is taking the reins of a regional push to tackle climate change.

The murder trial of an El Paso man accused in the 2021 beating death of his wife's boyfriend at El Paso International Airport began Monday.

A mass grave in Chihuahua may hide the bodies of migrants possibly killed by a drug cartel near the Texas border.