Priscilla Totiyapungprasert

On Nov. 5, voters will decide on a $396.6 million bond to expand University Medical Center of El Paso services and clinics throughout the county – and contribute toward the planned cancer center.

Five candidates are running in the Nov. 5 election to represent District 3 after city Rep. Cassandra Hernandez served the maximum two terms and entered the mayoral race

El Paso has administered the mpox vaccine to more than 500 people since 2022 when the global mpox outbreak began, according to data provided by the city health department.

El Paso Children’s Hospital was profitable for the fifth year in a row and still paying off its bankruptcy debt to University Medical Center of El Paso.

The cast will perform a ‘Wizard of Oz’ musical spinoff at an Off-Off-Broadway festival.

The $396.6 million University Medical Center of El Paso bond proposal is on its way to approval with 63.5% of the early vote, while two of the five El Paso County capital improvement bond proposals are gaining strong support, early voting results show.

Army Spc. Christian Sutton remembers his family telling him that his mother needed one good match.

El Paso’s only Planned Parenthood clinic is relocating to expand health services.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's executive order went into effect this month, requiring Texas hospitals to ask patients whether they are a U.S. citizen or lawfully present in the country.

El Paso City council candidates Jose Rodriguez and Deanna Maldonado-Rocha captured the most votes in the November general election. District 3 voters will make their final choice Dec. 14.