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Bravo’s New Texas Show Should’ve Been Set in El Paso

Bravo’s newest Texas reality show sounds entertaining, but El Paso would’ve made incredible television.
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This coffee truck and roaster is making some of the best cups in El...

Nestled in the vibrant heart of El Paso, The Cup Studios isn't just another coffee stop; it's a traveling sanctuary for coffee enthusiasts and curious locals alike. Located at 1613 Dale Douglas Dr, this unique coffee venture stands out with its mobile setup, offering a refreshing alternative to the traditional static c
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Air quality alert: Why Texans are being urged to limit driving today

Drivers in several parts of Texas are being urged to stay off the roads when possible as ozone pollution is expected to rise. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality issued several Air Quality Alerts on Wednesday, May 13, for different parts of the state, including El Paso, San Antonio, Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston
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El Paso Was Ahead of Texas’ New Taco Trend

Tacos al vapor are becoming Texas’ newest food obsession, but Borderland taco fans already knew how good they are.
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Community Conversations: New closures ahead for Horizon and Darrington rebuild project

EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — Road crews have made several visible strides in the Horizon and Darrington reconstruction project in recent weeks, including new pavement and permanent traffic signals, with another major closure now underway for utility work. Throughout April, crews milled several sections of Horizon Bou
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Fire Crews Train for Ride Emergencies at Western Playland

SUNLAND PARK, New Mexico (KVIA) – As summer crowds begin returning to Western Playland, firefighters are preparing for emergencies most guests hope never happen. The Sunland Park Fire Department trained inside the amusement park this week, practicing how to rescue riders who could become stranded on elevated attraction
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Black border wall construction expands north of Ciudad Juarez

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – Construction of the new black wall advanced north of Ciudad Juarez near the US-Mexico border, across South-Central El Paso Since Monday, May 11, workers have been seen installing the enormous metal panels near Juan Pablo II Boulevard and Hermanos Escobar Avenue. Installation of the black wall co
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Top Texas athletes to watch at UIL meet include 3 El Pasoans

The first impression about the 2026 UIL State Track & Field Championships is how much better it would be if all the elite runners were there. Tate Taylor, who set the national record last year at state in the fastest high school 100-meter race ever run, has signed with Texas Tech and opted out of his senior year at San
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CRRUA: Now compliant on all past lead, copper notification violations

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The Camino Real Regional Utility Authority (CRRUA) says it is now fully compliant with all applicable federal and state lead and copper notification violations dating from 2011 to 2025. As a result, the New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) has updated CRRUA’s compliance status on the state’s
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Learn Texas public information and open meetings laws at free El Paso event

El Pasoans can learn more about Texas government transparency laws at a free seminar Tuesday, May 19. The seminar, presented by the Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas, will feature training in state open meetings and public records laws. The training is free and open to the public. The nonprofit...

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