Select County Campaign Reports Show One Late Report, Illegal Corporate Contribution and Campaign Payment...
EL PASO, Tx., October 8, 2026: Campaign finance reports were due on Monday for candidates on the November 3rd ballot. Yesterday we looked at the city council races. In today’s installment we look at the campaign finance details for three county-wide campaigns. We reviewed the campaign finance reports for...
Study: El Paso spends more income on groceries than any Texas city
El Paso residents are spending a larger share of their income on groceries than residents of any other Texas city in a new nationwide study. The Sun City ranked No. 17 nationally in WalletHub's latest study, "Cities Where People Spend the Most and Least on Groceries," with residents spending an average of 2.59% of their income on groceries. While El Paso landed among the top 20 cities nationwide for grocery spending relative to income, it claimed the No. 1 spot among Texas cities included in the
Two In Custody After Lubbock Store Shoplifting Turns Into Police Chase
A Lubbock shoplifting call turned into a wild police chase Tuesday! One suspect fled on foot while another crashed an SUV into parked cars before being caught. Both are now booked into the county jail with no injuries.
El Paso records 5th wettest September in city history
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — September 2026 was one for the record books in El Paso, with the city recording its fifth-wettest September in history, according to the National Weather Service (NWS) in El Paso. A total of 4.44 inches of rain fell during September, nearly three times the city’s average rainfall for the month. […]
Man accused of breaking into St. Patrick school, causing $31K in damage
An Arizona man is accused of breaking into St. Patrick Cathedral School and causing an estimated $31,000 in damages at the more than 100-year-old Catholic school near Downtown El Paso, a prosecutor said. El Paso police arrested Angel Abel Limones, of Yuma, Arizona, on a charge of burglary of a building causing felony criminal mischief, an El Paso County jail log showed. Limones was found inside the school on Monday, Oct. 5, when the principal arrived and was conducting a walk-through inspection
El Paso Electricians for Repairs You Don’t Want to Pay for Twice
Your breaker trips, your outdoor lighting quits, or you're planning a generator hookup in El Paso. The part you can see may not be the whole job. In this climate, exposed electrical work also has to stand up to heat and weather, not merely look finished when the crew leaves.
Two In Custody After Lubbock Store Shoplifting Turns Into Police Chase
A Lubbock shoplifting call turned into a wild police chase Tuesday! One suspect fled on foot while another crashed an SUV into parked cars before being caught. Both are now booked into the county jail with no injuries.
El Paso names new Director of Public Works
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The City of El Paso has named Joaquin Rodriguez as Director of Public Works. As the director of public works, he will provide a more coordinated approach to planning, funding, and delivering the city’s capital infrastructure investments, city officials said. According to a news release from the
El Paso Parks and Recreation to host free Halloween carnivals citywide
EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — Families across El Paso can celebrate Halloween with free games, candy and costume contests at Parks and Recreation carnivals set for Saturday, Oct. 31. The City of El Paso Parks and Recreation Department will hold its annual Halloween Carnivals from 3 p.m. to 6...
Man accused of breaking into St. Patrick school, causing $31K in damage
An Arizona man is accused of breaking into St. Patrick Cathedral School and causing an estimated $31,000 in damages at the more than 100-year-old Catholic school near Downtown El Paso, a prosecutor said. El Paso police arrested Angel Abel Limones, of Yuma, Arizona, on a charge of burglary of a building causing felony c
