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For one El Paso family, their doorbell camera caught a very heartwarming moment that they will treasure forever but the one thing it didn’t catch was the name of the person who left behind the special message.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott continues to come up with plans and ideas to enhance school security in Texas after the mass shooting in Uvalde.

The Mija Project will be offering five, individual $2,000 scholarships for eligible women and girls in the greater El Paso area seeking self-enrichment opportunities for their academic path.

19 Empty school desks and 2 empty chairs were placed outside of Austin High School Friday morning as a tribute to the 21 victims who were killed during the Uvalde mass school shooting.

Dear Teachers, in case no one has told you yet, I appreciate you and I thank you for not giving up.

The El Paso Fire Department’s Summer Youth Camp is a great way to keep your teen active this Summer while learning some very important life skills.

The City of El Paso will be unveiling a banned book section Saturday, May 14th at the Chamizal Community Center and Library which is located on 2119 Cypress Ave.

Alright, so I opened Pandora's box and went ahead and asked teachers and parents what they REALLY thought about their children taking the STAAR test this week. To no surprise, most hated it!

The YWCA El Paso del Norte Region is hoping to put a stop to this book banning effort by collecting book donations as a part of a partnership with the City of El Paso to create banned book sections in every El Paso public library.

Local filmmakers will soon no longer need to leave El Paso to learn the equipment necessary for their craft.

You really have to question what planet some people are living on when you see a story like this. The Austin Independent School District has been in the news a lot lately it seems. Just a few weeks ago, schools in Austin were celebrating "Pride Week" and getting blasted by state officials...

If you thought we were done with TikTok challenges in America involving schools and students who think they will never get in trouble, you'd be wrong. In 2021, one of the TikTok trends we saw across the state and country involved students destroying property in schools, mainly school bathrooms...