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The Lee and Beulah Moor Children’s Home expanded its capacity to serve vulnerable children and families in El Paso with the opening of two new residential cottages and a renovated

Juvenile crime in El Paso County has fallen for a second year in a row, a trend officials say reflects a shift toward intervention-based justice that aims to keep young

Nobody in the newsroom was envying me when I announced my topic for this week's column: the FBI physical fitness test.

Borderplex Connect has received a $200,000 grant from Texas Mutual Insurance Co. and its health affiliate, Texicare, to expand digital skills training

of 5 As summer temperatures climb, so does America's appetite for ice cream. But some of the research shaping the next scoop of the frozen treat isn't happening in a corporate test kitchen.

More than 1,000 animals representing over 200 species inhabit the El Paso Zoo & Botanical Gardens.

El Paso’s nonprofits and workforce agencies collaborate to increase job opportunities for individuals with disabilities, addressing employment disparities highlighted by higher unemployment rates among disabled workers.

At a time when nonprofit funding is increasingly uncertain, the Borderland Rainbow Center has received a major financial vote of confidence.

When Sylvia Acosta became CEO of the New Mexico State University Foundation in 2023, she arrived with an ambitious goal: help build the nonprofit into a $1 billion foundation.

El Paso has been selected to host the 2027 Texas Society of Architects Annual Conference & Design Expo, marking the second time in five years the city has landed the statewide event.