What’s that new business coming to North Mesa Street in West El Paso?
What’s That? This is a regular series that follows construction projects in El Paso. Discover what’s being built, the locations, and the potential impact on your community. If you notice a construction site and ask yourself, "What's That?" send us the location and we'll work to get you an answer: [email protected]
Black smoke from Juarez landfill fire visible across El Paso
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – A fire at a landfill in Ciudad Juarez sent thick black smoke drifting across the U.S.-Mexico border early Tuesday morning. Officials said the fire broke out around 4 a.m. at the city’s landfill, the Relleno Sanitario. Burning trash produced large plumes of black smoke that were visible from El P
El Pasoans Are Ready for More Produce at Farmers Markets
There's plenty to love about El Paso's farmers markets, but one recent conversation showed many shoppers are hoping to see even more locally grown produce.
El Paso Police, DPS make 28 DWI arrests over July Fourth holiday weekend
The El Paso Police Department and Texas Department of Public Safety conducted a joint DWI enforcement operation over the July 4th weekend, resulting in 28 DWI arrests, 98 traffic citations, and zero fatalities.
TUES: New Mexico kicks in $3 million for Project Jupiter hires, + More
New Mexico kicks in $3 million for Project Jupiter hires - Algernon D’Ammassa, Albuquerque Journal. New Mexico is kicking in more than $3 million to support hires for Project Jupiter, the hyperscale data center under construction in Santa Teresa for Oracle and OpenAI. The state Economic Development Department approved.
Moving on from Cesar Chavez in the Borderland, while keeping the farmworkers movement alive
El Pasoans have celebrated Cesar Chavez Day with pride for decades. but this year, the community was finding ways to honor the farmworker rights movement, while grappling with reports of sexual abuse by its most prominent leader. At the “Viva La Causa” event that honored the legacy of the farmworkers...
El Paso Animal Services sees influx of lost dogs after Fourth of July fireworks
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) – El Paso Animal Services expected a big intake of animals during the Fourth of July weekend. The holiday is usually one of the busiest and most stressful times of the year for shelters because loud fireworks scare animals out of their homes. Throughout the weekend, lost and found dogs have The p
‘Absolutely’: El Paso Water CEO says city has enough water for next 50 years
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The El Paso City Council on Monday reviewed a presentation from El Paso Water addressing water infrastructure planning for Northeast El Paso and projected water use at Meta’s data center site amid community concerns about the project’s impact. Since Meta announced plans to build the data center,
Guest Editorial: A Call to Action in Support of Five Points
On Tuesday, July 7, 2026, we hope the deprogramming of the Piedras Street Reconstruction by the El Paso City Council will be our final battle in a six-year war with the City of El Paso on one small El Paso neighborhood. Why should anyone but those in the small two block area be concerned? The reason is simple; the resu
Fort Bliss confirms 2 soldiers arrested by Mexican federal police at Bridge of the...
FORT BLISS, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — Two Fort Bliss service members were arrested by Mexican Federal Police at the Bridge of the Americas Port of Entry and later returned to the United States, according to a statement from Fort Bliss. “Fort Bliss takes these matters seriously and is fully cooperating...
