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The big small town holding the borderline

Atmos reports on Redford, Texas, where locals oppose the proposed border wall. Community groups unite against construction, citing environmental and personal impacts.
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ABC-7 gets behind-the-scenes look at Project Jupiter data center construction site in Santa Teresa

SANTA TERESA, New Mexico (KVIA) -- For the first time, ABC-7 got a behind-the-scenes look at Project Jupiter, the massive data center under construction in Santa Teresa, New Mexico. ABC-7 evening anchor Mauricio Casillas toured the site with photojournalist Jesus Rodriguez. The project, led by tech giant Oracle, is expected...
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ABC-7 First Alert: Temperature drop and strong gusty winds expected soon!

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) - We are under an ABC-7 First Alert for a significant temperature drop along with strong potentially damaging wind gusts expected this week. The National Weather Service has issued a weather alert ahead of tomorrow evenings wind event for El Paso County:. Today we woke to...
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New Mexico and El Paso Spent Millions on Climate Plans. Three New Data Centers...

The post New Mexico and El Paso Spent Millions on Climate Plans. Three New Data Centers Could Undo Them. appeared first on ProPublica .
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Brew at the Zoo brings after-hours fun to the El Paso Zoo

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The El Paso Zoo and Botanical Gardens invite the community to raise a glass at Brew at the Zoo, Saturday, Oct. 17. Oscar Arriaga, the marketing manager for the El Paso Zoo, joined Tricia Martinez on Second Cup on KTSM+, Tuesday morning. “All of the community will come together, have […]
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Las Espadas & Co. opens in El Paso, bringing all-you-can-eat rodizio service style

EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — A new Brazilian-style steakhouse in El Paso is betting that diners who love ribeye and picanha will embrace an all-you-can-eat experience that blends Brazilian, Mexican, and American flavors. Alex Danielli, one of the owners and the chief operating officer of Las Espadas & Co.,...
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New EPISD policy adds central office employees to substitute pool

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- It has been nearly two months since the start of the school year for the El Paso Independent School District, and one new initiative entering the classroom has become a talking point this fall: the central office substitute program. According to EPISD, the new initiative requires administrative employees in the The post New EPISD policy adds central office employees to substitute pool appeared first on KVIA .
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On the rise: View Vinton Steel’s $255M expansion project

The Vinton Steel minimill's $255 million expansion is underway. A giant steel structure and concrete columns are rising in the yard of the 64-year-old facility located on 230 acres in El Paso County's Upper Valley. It's easily seen along Interstate 10, near Vinton Road. Officials with Japan's Kyoei Steel Group, owner of the minimill for nine years, took part in a groundbreaking ceremony in August 2025. But work didn't start until months later. The expansion project will add a new furnace and
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Oracle pitches power bill relief, pledges $1 million for Doña Ana flood recovery

Oracle announced Tuesday proposals to help offset electricity costs for El Paso Electric customers in New Mexico, committed $1 million to Doña Ana County flood recovery, and released an updated analysis projecting more than $13 billion in economic activity from its Project Jupiter data center development.
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A Family Paid $200 a Month on Their Lot for 17 Years, Then the...

In September 1994, a family that had been living in government-subsidized housing moved into a mobile home on a half-acre lot in Tornillo, in El Paso County, and began paying the woman who owned the land $200 a month for most of the next 17 years. They believed they were buying the home and the lot. Then she sold the lot to a developer buying ground for a Dollar General store and ordered them to vacate.

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