Effective immediately, Sun Metro will be required to detour Routes 21 and 22 due to construction work performed by the El Paso Water Utilities.
The detour will be in effect daily from 8 am to 4 pm until Friday, June 14.
The New Mexico Department of Health and Children's Youth and Families Department advise residents to take extra precautions to avoid heat-related illnesses such as heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
A UTEP professor now has the funds to begin developing a point-of-care device that would detect whooping cough, also known as pertussis, university officials said.
We all know it's hot, hot, hot in the borderland this time of year, but the El Paso Public Library would like to give you an extra option to beat the summer heat.
A woman is dead after the motorcycle she was on crashed into a Jeep.
Police say Daniel Miller, 32, was speeding on Mesa Tuesday around 8:30 p.m. when he hit a Jeep turning from Paragon street.
As temperatures warm, it's important to keep your family out of harm's way. Since school is out for the summer, doctors and emergency rooms start seeing an increase in heat illnesses.
ReadyOne Industries is holding two job fairs next week for applicants who qualify.
All applicants must meet Ability One guidelines, which includes people who are blind or who have significant disabilities.
This time next week we should know who the city's next mayor is, and if you haven't voted yet you're going to have to wait until Saturday. Early voting has ended.
A Fort Bliss Soldier has permanent brain damage after a swimming accident at Elephant Butte on May 25. That accident led to safety officers and the commanding general of Fort Bliss sending out a swimming safety warning.
To support President Barack Obama and other Pentagon officials in their fight against sexual assault in the military, the “Rough Riders” of the 402nd Field Artillery Brigade are trampling out sexual harassment and sexual assault.
