What happens in El Paso often becomes the blueprint for the nation.
After 20 Years in Prison, Daniel Villegas Wins Chance to Put El Paso Police on Trial for Coerced Confession
Current or former police officers Hector Loya and Earl Arbogast were dismissed from the lawsuit in Guaderrama’s ruling.
Current or former police officers Hector Loya and Earl Arbogast were dismissed from the lawsuit in Guaderrama’s ruling.
El Paso Considers Easing Restrictions on Casitas to Expand Housing Choices
Proposed ordinance change could make it easier for El Paso residents to build casitas and add affordable housing units
Proposed ordinance change could make it easier for El Paso residents to build casitas and add affordable housing units
‘We Had a Different Life’: Deportation Forces El Paso Family, Disabled Citizen Children Into Uncertainty Across the Border
A gated metal door separated the four young siblings from the busy street and crumbling buildings that dot Colonia Bellavista, a largely abandoned neighborhood just blocks away from the Paso del Norte port of entry that connects Juárez and El Paso.
A gated metal door separated the four young siblings from the busy street and crumbling buildings that dot Colonia Bellavista, a largely abandoned neighborhood just blocks away from the Paso del Norte port of entry that connects Juárez and El Paso.
‘To Heal, We Must Remember’: David Dorado Romo’s ‘Borderlands and the Mexican American Story’ Examines Often Untold Perspective
Read an excerpt from the latest El Paso Matters Book Club selection and find our reading schedule to follow along
Read an excerpt from the latest El Paso Matters Book Club selection and find our reading schedule to follow along
Opinion: The Smallest Good Deed Can Change the World
He corresponded with people of all walks of life on every topic imaginable.
He corresponded with people of all walks of life on every topic imaginable.
Opinion: If Our Public Lands Are Sold Off, We’ll Never Get Them Back
West of the 100th meridian, numerous outdoor activities would become severely limited or completely unavailable on public land if this bill passes.
West of the 100th meridian, numerous outdoor activities would become severely limited or completely unavailable on public land if this bill passes.
Opinion: Guaranteed Income Is Safe in Texas — For Now
In El Paso, local leaders had partnered with UpTogether to expand on a successful pandemic-era initiative that provided unrestricted cash to more than 1,000 households.
In El Paso, local leaders had partnered with UpTogether to expand on a successful pandemic-era initiative that provided unrestricted cash to more than 1,000 households.
El Paso Brothers Bought a Broken-Down 727 Four Months Ago. They’re Still Not Sure What To Do With It.
Over the last few weeks, workers have put the airplane on lift jacks and hauled in cranes and other heavy equipment to detach its engines, remove its wings, and disassemble its nose cone.
Over the last few weeks, workers have put the airplane on lift jacks and hauled in cranes and other heavy equipment to detach its engines, remove its wings, and disassemble its nose cone.
Opinion: Stop Using ‘Financial Ruin’ as an Excuse to Abandon Our Kids
Somewhere along the way, El Paso lost its outrage. Somewhere along the way, El Paso’s leaders lost their courage.
Somewhere along the way, El Paso lost its outrage. Somewhere along the way, El Paso’s leaders lost their courage.
Dust and Disease: Valley Fever’s Quiet Toll on El Paso
A fungal illness linked to desert soil claimed a mother’s life. Experts say lack of awareness leads to misdiagnosis and missed chances to treat it.
A fungal illness linked to desert soil claimed a mother’s life. Experts say lack of awareness leads to misdiagnosis and missed chances to treat it.
Opinion: As a New Citizen, I’ll Use My Voice and Vote for Good
Obtaining U.S. citizenship has also raised my awareness of the opportunities to contribute to the changes I hope to see in my community.
Obtaining U.S. citizenship has also raised my awareness of the opportunities to contribute to the changes I hope to see in my community.
Who Paid $10K for Boeing 727 Abandoned at El Paso Airport?
The airplane was owned by the U.S. Marshals Service as part of its Justice Prisoner and Alien Transportation System.
The airplane was owned by the U.S. Marshals Service as part of its Justice Prisoner and Alien Transportation System.
Opinion: Growing Up in El Paso, and Becoming Comfortable With My Mexican Heritage
At a very young age I saw how Anglos complimented my mother for my good looks, asking her of my heritage.
At a very young age I saw how Anglos complimented my mother for my good looks, asking her of my heritage.
‘Witches of El Paso’ by Luis Jaramillo Explores Characters’ Supernatural Gifts
Read excerpt from latest El Paso Matters Book Club pick.
Read excerpt from latest El Paso Matters Book Club pick; find reading schedule & more
Q&A With ‘The Gangs of Zion’ Author Ron Stallworth
In 2014, while still living in Utah, he published “Black Klansman,” an account of his 1978-79 undercover investigation of the Ku Klux Klan while he was a police officer in Colorado Springs.
In 2014, while still living in Utah, he published “Black Klansman,” an account of his 1978-79 undercover investigation of the Ku Klux Klan while he was a police officer in Colorado Springs.