EPCC board backs letter of intent with city for Sunset Amphitheater parking lease
EL PASO, TEXAS (KFOX14/CBS4) — Plans for the Sunset Amphitheater in Northeast El Paso are seemingly moving forward as El Paso Community College’s board took action on approving a letter of intent to lease parking, a key piece of the project. The amphitheater, planned near the former Cohen...
Mexican national faces fraud, misuse of visa charges
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — An undocumented immigrant from Mexico has been charged in El Paso with fraud and misuse of visas, permits and other documents after he allegedly presented an ID with another person’s information on it while crossing into the United States, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of T
National Donut Day: 7 sweet spots to try in El Paso to celebrate
It's National Donut Day, and while grabbing a sweet treat from a national chain may be tempting, it's also a great opportunity to support local donut shops and small business owners. Whether you're craving a gourmet doughnut with unique toppings or a simply glazed classic, El Paso has no shortage of local shops to sati
Welcome to the New and Improved El Paso Herald Post, META and EPISD Financial...
EL PASO, Tx., June 5, 2026: The El Paso Herald Post team has been hard at work over the last few days making some important updates to our news publication. As we noted previously, traffic to our news site has increased much more than we anticipated in the short ten months since we brought back the El Paso Herald Post.
EPISD considers health plan changes, stipend reductions amid budget crisis
As the El Paso Independent School District works to address a massive budget shortfall, district leaders are proposing additional cost-saving measures that could affect employee benefits and compensation. El Paso ISD is considering changes to employee benefits and stipends as part of an effort to save money, including
After Decades Of Talk, Montwood Extension Finally Hits The Gas
After decades of hurry-up-and-wait, the long‑awaited Montwood Drive extension on El Paso’s far East Side is finally poised to move from drawings to dirt. City officials say design work is wrapped and property acquisitions are almost done, clearing the way for utility work and construction later this year.
Good Vibes Only: Local Navy sailor reflects on historic deployment
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — El Paso native Esteban Hernandez enjoyed a brief visit to the Sun City following a lengthy deployment. At a young age, Hernandez knew he wanted to serve his country and join the military. His mother, Anita Hernandez, told ABC-7 that as a child, he...
Man who died in custody suffered overdose from methamphetamine
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — A man who died in the custody of El Paso County Sheriff’s Office deputies earlier this year died from “acute methamphetamine toxicity,” according to a report from the El Paso County Office of the Medical Examiner. The man’s death was also ruled an accident by the medical examiner, according to [
Cement Lake in West El Paso lowered to very low levels amid dam safety...
A lake in West El Paso that drew concern in April over the risk of a potential dam breach has been lowered to “very low levels” as crews work on safety improvements, according to El Paso Water. A video captured of Cement Lake on Tuesday showed that the...
Juárez mom arrested, accused of chaining 9-year-old son
CIUDAD JUÁREZ, Chihuahua (KVIA) -- Friday, Municipal Public Security Secretary officers in Juárez rescued a 9-year-old boy chained inside a home in the Toribio Ortega neighborhood. They arrested the boy's mother, 35-year-old Leyma L. J. for alleged domestic violence, the Juárez Municipal Government said. Officers in th
