Republican congressional candidate Irene Armendariz-Jackson reports spending a big chunk of minimal campaign contributions on fees for fundraising platforms.
El Paso Election 2024: Everything you need to know for May 28 primary runoff
On May 28, El Paso voters will cast ballots in the 2024 primary runoff election. Here are key dates to remember, who’s on the ballot, candidate information and related stories.
An amphitheater is planned for Northeast El Paso. What does that mean for the Downtown arena?
The planned Cohen Entertainment District venue comes after the City Council delayed voting on a site for the Downtown arena – last pitched as an amphitheater in Union Depot.
Fort Bliss soldier missing since 2020 declared dead
Richard Halliday, 21, was last seen in July 2020. He had faced legal and personal problems in the months before he disappeared.
‘Musica Sin Fronteras’ showcases more than 100 years of Borderland music
From Don Tosti to Bobby Fuller and Late Night Drive Home to Khalid, you can stroll through 100 years of local music at the El Paso Museum of History’s “Musica Sin Fronteras” exhibit.
Solar farm breaks ground in Fabens; El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Food Bank to expand on West Side
Here’s how much power a new El Paso Electric solar farm will generate; plus why candidates to city office will now have to report some donations to the city clerk.
Migrant apprehensions are down at the Texas border. Have state policies had an impact?
Abbott has credited his Operation Lone Star for a recent drop in migrant encounters on the Texas-Mexico border.
Meet the Democratic candidates for constable in Precinct 1 in Primary Runoff
Frank Almada and Andre “Andi” Baca face off in the March 5 Democratic Primary Runoff Election.
Meet the state representative candidates for District 77 in Democratic Primary Runoff
Vincent “Vince” Perez and Norma Chavez face off in the March 5 Democratic Primary Runoff Election.
Meet the El Paso County sheriff candidates in Democratic Primary Runoff
Oscar Ugarte and Robert “Bobby” Flores face off in the March 5 Democratic Primary Runoff Election.
Meet the El Paso district attorney candidates in Democratic Primary Runoff
James Montoya and Alma Trejo face off in the March 5 Democratic Primary Runoff Election.
Caring for an aging loved one? We want to hear from you
El Paso Matters is doing a story on the experiences of aging family and their caregivers, and we want to hear from residents in the El Paso area.
Día de los Niños to give away thousands of children’s books; SunCycle bike share comes to Ascarate Park
Mark your calendars: Free books at Día de los Niños; SunCycle bike rides at Ascarate Park; Las Artistas Spring Show; and El Paso music through the years at El Paso History Museum.
Chamber letter prompts talks with TxDOT over state road funding for El Paso
“‘What is the one thing that the El Paso community needs?’ Let’s go from there.”
El Paso DA Bill Hicks indicts migrants accused of ‘rioting’ near border wall; public defender calls move ‘horrific’
The indictments of 140 migrants come after an El Paso county court judge ruled the state didn’t show probable cause.
Borderplex family sparks others to support new cancer patient fund
Local family provides an additional $100,000 match opportunity after community leaders stepped up.
Still need FAFSA? Educators plan more events to help students
Despite human errors and technical glitches that have hounded the new Free Application for Financial Student Aid, students remain optimistic, and educators are ready to help.
Can you purchase over the counter birth control pills in El Paso?
Access to women’s reproductive health care continues to change, creating new challenges.
5 things you need to know about state conservators in Socorro ISD
The state conservatorship of Socorro ISD has similarities to state actions in Houston and El Paso ISDs, but is it a takeover? Here are the significant differences.
Lower Valley water utility asks voters approve $35 million bond to provide first-time sewer service
The Lower Valley Water District is asking voters within its boundaries to approve $35 million in debt to build sewer lines in five neighborhoods.
Book Review: Tim Hagerty’s ‘Tales from the Dugout’ is major league fun
El Paso Matters Book Club’s latest pick, “Tales from the Dugout,” is filled with bite-size stories that engage and entertain readers even if they’re not baseball fans.
El Paso journalists win statewide honors
Three El Paso news organizations were highly recognized in the Texas Managing Editors Awards announced this weekend.
Jewish leaders rebuke Escobar for vote against resolution condemning pro-Palestinian slogan
Rep. Veronica Escobar was among only 44 House members to vote against a resolution condemning a pro-Palestinian slogan as antisemitic
El Paso Electric is helping New Mexican customers buy electric vehicles. Is El Paso next?
El Paso Electric is implementing a $12 million plan to get more of its New Mexico customers driving electric vehicles. Is El Paso next?
La Nube children’s museum to open in August; depositions set for Annunciation House, Texas AG
This week’s news roundup includes an opening date for La Nube children’s museum; the latest in the Texas Attorney General’s efforts to shut down Annunciation House; and FAFSA workshop dates.
EPISD investigation rejects claims of wage theft
An independent investigation found El Paso ISD gave speech language pathologists in the district the correct raises.
TEA appoints 2 conservators to help oversee Socorro ISD
Michael Hinojosa, a former Dallas ISD superintendent who has worked previously in El Paso, will be the lead conservator.
Can Texans vote without identification?
El Paso Matters is partnering with Gigafact to produce fact briefs.
Opinion: Passover reminds us to encourage children to ask questions, and be prepared to answer them
In Jewish tradition, questions from children are a key part of Passover
Early voting for Canutillo ISD bond election begins Monday
Canutillo ISD is asking voters to approve a $387 million bond proposal to build new schools, among other projects, in the May 4 election.