From inside a Texas Walmart in 2019 during one of the deadliest mass shootings in U.S. history, Adria Gonzalez heard the gunman shout epithets against Mexicans as she helped panicked shoppers toward the store exits. Read more'Invasion' language continues after El Paso Walmart shooting: Patrick Crusius expected to plead guilty
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Off of US-54, near the eastern slope of the Franklin Mountains and Painted Dunes Golf Course in an area developers are calling North El Paso, large construction trucks and equipment have arrived and started moving dirt – lots of it. Franklin … Read moreWork begins on Foster development in North El Paso
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Bill Hicks, whom Gov. Greg Abbott named to replace and clean up the disaster left by disgraced former District Attorney Yvonne Rosales, told the Rotary Club of El Paso Thursday what he found when he took over, his priorities and the progress he is making.
El Paso Inc. Founder & Advisor
Remember when we all stopped using plastic straws to protect turtles and the environment – and even, as some argued, to avoid the ill effects of gas and bloating? Now a heated debate over gas and electric appliances has flared across social media and is leaking into conversations across Amer…
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El Pasoans have a lot of questions about the thousands of miles of roads that crisscross the region. Here are three reader-submitted questions answered.
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When developing a character, professional wrestlers have always attempted to create a catchphrase that could make them one of the most recognizable figures in the industry. Read moreVickie Guerrero: Playing the villian role to perfection
The groups are legendary: The Bobby Fuller Four, Rod Crosby and the Intruders, The Henchmen. They are a few of the rock’n’roll bands that made El Paso explode with music during the 1960s and ’70s. Read moreEl Paso History Radio Show: Rock ’n’ roll history
Stand For Defense. The “amen” chant at the end of games. Miner Ball! These were popular rituals that every Miner Maniac in the 1980s knew when they arrived at the Special Events Center (now the Don Haskins Center) to watch the UTEP men’s basketball team in action. Read moreKappy's Corner: Fan favorite Kent Lockhart loved by many
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Bill Hicks, whom Gov. Greg Abbott named to replace and clean up the disaster left by disgraced former District Attorney Yvonne Rosales, told the Rotary Club of El Paso Thursday what he found when he took over, his priorities and the progress he is making.
El Paso Inc. Founder & Advisor
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