Estefania Garcia is a confident young woman who has worked through her disabilities to achieve what she wants.
‘Dear God, Get Her Out of That Country’; Mother Waits in Fear as Daughter Migrates Through Mexico
Six days of not hearing from her daughter, lost somewhere in the expanses of Mexico, a country notorious for violence and the disappearances of men and women.
Six days of not hearing from her daughter, lost somewhere in the expanses of Mexico, a country notorious for violence and the disappearances of men and women.
U.S. Sen. John Cornyn Eyes the Seemingly Impossible: A Bipartisan Deal on Immigration
EL PASO — A long trail of SUVs snaked out of El Paso carrying a group of U.S. senators into southern New Mexico on a recent, chilly night.
EL PASO — A long trail of SUVs snaked out of El Paso carrying a group of U.S. senators into southern New Mexico on a recent, chilly night.
New Artificial Intelligence Program Raises Concerns at UTEP
ChatGPT has been in the headlines for months. At the University of Texas at El Paso, professors and students are not sure if it is a tool or a threat – or both.
ChatGPT has been in the headlines for months. At the University of Texas at El Paso, professors and students are not sure if it is a tool or a threat – or both.
Why Chicken Farming as Egg Prices Rise Is No ‘Yolk’
The rising cost of eggs has some people scrambling to buy chickens instead.
The rising cost of eggs has some people scrambling to buy chickens instead.
‘Sisters in Blue’: Women Cops Still Vastly Underrepresented in El Paso
“Bro, you don’t know what all of us have been through to get here. We’ve been to the police academy; we’ve put blood, sweat and tears to get here... Nobody handed it to us. And we want to be here.”
“Bro, you don’t know what all of us have been through to get here. We’ve been to the police academy; we’ve put blood, sweat and tears to get here… Nobody handed it to us. And we want to be here.”
UTEP Program Helps Men With Diabetes Care For Their Health
Jeannie Concha, an assistant professor of public health sciences at UTEP, held the first workshop in 2018 to teach men how to manage their diabetes by likening it to how they maintain their car.
Jeannie Concha, an assistant professor of public health sciences at UTEP, held the first workshop in 2018 to teach men how to manage their diabetes by likening it to how they maintain their car.
Our Food Is Losing Nutrients. New Mexico Farmers Work to Bring Them Back
“Soil is a living entity,” Mustafa said. “It’s not just something you walk on or kick off your shoes.
“Soil is a living entity,” Mustafa said. “It’s not just something you walk on or kick off your shoes.
One-Third of Community College Students Are Food Insecure; What EPCC Is Doing
Food insecurity has many faces, according to Felix Fernandez, manager of the Tejano Food Pantry at the El Paso Community College Valle Verde Campus, and each face has a story.
Food insecurity has many faces, according to Felix Fernandez, manager of the Tejano Food Pantry at the El Paso Community College Valle Verde Campus, and each face has a story.
Immigrants Contribute $8 Billion to El Paso’s Economy
Despite ongoing claims that rising immigration threatens the U.S. economy, a new study finds that immigrants are making a positive economic impact in Texas, including contributing more than $8 billion to El Paso’s economy.
Despite ongoing claims that rising immigration threatens the U.S. economy, a new study finds that immigrants are making a positive economic impact in Texas, including contributing more than $8 billion to El Paso’s economy.
Lawsuit in BLM Protest Spurs Change to City Picketing Ordinance
When Emma Bowar quickly organized a protest in El Paso against police brutality toward Black Americans days after George Floyd was murdered under the knee of a then-Minneapolis police officer on May 25, 2020, she didn’t anticipate it would garner much attention.
When Emma Bowar quickly organized a protest in El Paso against police brutality toward Black Americans days after George Floyd was murdered under the knee of a then-Minneapolis police officer on May 25, 2020, she didn’t anticipate it would garner much attention.
Migrant Children at Fort Bliss Shelter Faced Distress, Long Release Waits
Inspector General report shows operational challenges within the Office of Refugee Resettlement and its contractor-run shelter in 2021.
Inspector General report shows operational challenges within the Office of Refugee Resettlement and its contractor-run shelter in 2021.
Opinion: Pursuing Greater Representation in Health Care
According to the census report, more than 80% of the people who live in the El Paso metropolitan area identify as Hispanic.
According to the census report, more than 80% of the people who live in the El Paso metropolitan area identify as Hispanic.
EPISD First El Paso District To Offer Paid Parental Leave
“If we can have small businesses, districts, some of the local entities, you know, paving the way, hopefully, that can send a message that says this is what's important for our families, for our employees.”
“If we can have small businesses, districts, some of the local entities, you know, paving the way, hopefully, that can send a message that says this is what’s important for our families, for our employees.”
Texas Plans To Place Charging Stations for Electric Cars Every 50 Miles on Most Interstates
With $408 million in federal funds, the state wants to build enough charging stations to support 1 million electric vehicles.
With $408 million in federal funds, the state wants to build enough charging stations to support 1 million electric vehicles.
Animal Services, Rescues Overloaded With Abandoned Dogs, Cats
The instability of people’s lives may lead them to surrender or abandon their pets.
The instability of people’s lives may lead them to surrender or abandon their pets.