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.
Opinion: Why Is Trump Saying Nasty Things About DEI Hires?
I was one of the first DEI faculty hires at Texas, unsure what that meant for me and my career.
I was one of the first DEI faculty hires at Texas, unsure what that meant for me and my career.
El Paso Judge Rejects Ken Paxton’s ‘Outrageous and Intolerable’ Efforts to Shut down Annunciation House Shelters
He said the request violated the Texas Religious Freedom Restoration Act by substantially burdening its “free exercise of religion.”
He said the request violated the Texas Religious Freedom Restoration Act by substantially burdening its “free exercise of religion.”
5 Challenges Faced by Texans with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities, Their Families
A limited workforce and long wait times to get services.
A limited workforce and long wait times to get services.
Opinion: Threats to Our Democracy Are Intertwined with Hate
An even greater threat to our democracy resides in a polarized society.
An even greater threat to our democracy resides in a polarized society.
El Paso County to Provide $500 Monthly to Dozens of Families Starting Next Year
For this iteration of the program, residents within El Paso’s city limits will also be eligible to receive payments.
For this iteration of the program, residents within El Paso’s city limits will also be eligible to receive payments.
Amid Recent Darkness, Chanukah’s Importance Shines Through
Generally, to appreciate the meaning of Jewish observances, one needs to study Jewish law, history, philosophy and mysticism.
Generally, to appreciate the meaning of Jewish observances, one needs to study Jewish law, history, philosophy and mysticism.
Opinion: The Impact of School Vouchers on Public Education
When the pandemic hit, due to shortages of electronics in my school, separate lesson plans had to be created for students with and without electronic devices.
When the pandemic hit, due to shortages of electronics in my school, separate lesson plans had to be created for students with and without electronic devices.
El Pasoans Build Shelters for Stray Cats Ahead of Cold Weather
Winter always comes early for the countless cats living on the streets of El Paso.
Winter always comes early for the countless cats living on the streets of El Paso.
To Fight Climate Change and Housing Shortage, Austin Becomes Largest U.S. City to Drop Parking-Spot Requirements
Austin on Thursday became the largest city in the country to stop requiring new developments to have a set amount of parking — a move aimed at both fighting climate change and spurring more housing construction amid the city’s affordability crisis.
Austin on Thursday became the largest city in the country to stop requiring new developments to have a set amount of parking — a move aimed at both fighting climate change and spurring more housing construction amid the city’s affordability crisis.
New City ID Program Through Libraries Aims to Help Vulnerable El Pasoans
Mack said the enhanced library card program established in 2020 being used in other Texas cities provides protections for private information that are built into the library records system.
Mack said the enhanced library card program established in 2020 being used in other Texas cities provides protections for private information that are built into the library records system.
Should El Paso Give Out Cash to Families in Need?
The proposed guaranteed income program “offers a lifeline to those who are struggling to make ends meet,” said District 8 city Rep.
The proposed guaranteed income program “offers a lifeline to those who are struggling to make ends meet,” said District 8 city Rep.
Texas Tech Doctors Share Orthopedic Insights Through Fantasy Football Podcast
The trio record their shows on a laptop on Tuesday afternoons in a lounge within the Institutional Advancement offices.
The trio record their shows on a laptop on Tuesday afternoons in a lounge within the Institutional Advancement offices.
4 Survivors of the INM Fire Cross the Border in Search of Asylum: ‘We Longed to Get to the United States’
Blanca Navarrete, director of DHIA, reported that the four and three of their relatives received parole on humanitarian grounds, that is a permit that the US government grants to people due to an emergency and an urgent humanitarian reason.
Blanca Navarrete, director of DHIA, reported that the four and three of their relatives received parole on humanitarian grounds, that is a permit that the US government grants to people due to an emergency and an urgent humanitarian reason.
El Paso Migrant Street Releases Imminent as Numbers Rise, Shelter Operators Fear
Area nongovernmental organizations are again sounding the alarm on a humanitarian crisis looming at El Paso’s doorstep – fearing U.S. Border Patrol will soon have to release hundreds of migrants to the streets as holding facilities and shelters are bursting at the seams.
Area nongovernmental organizations are again sounding the alarm on a humanitarian crisis looming at El Paso’s doorstep – fearing U.S. Border Patrol will soon have to release hundreds of migrants to the streets as holding facilities and shelters are bursting at the seams.
El Paso Scrambling to Shelter 700 Migrants to Avoid Border Patrol Releasing Them to the Streets
The city of El Paso is sheltering slightly more than 700 migrants in local hotels and on Friday morning was looking for rooms for another 700 people to avoid the Border Patrol having to release them to the streets as the agency has done before – and is currently doing in other border cities.
The city of El Paso is sheltering slightly more than 700 migrants in local hotels and on Friday morning was looking for rooms for another 700 people to avoid the Border Patrol having to release them to the streets as the agency has done before – and is currently doing in other border cities.