El Paso Herald-Post El Paso News & Opinion
This story will be updated as new information arrives from area government offices, school districts, and other organizations regarding their Coronavirus (COVID-19) preparations and guidelines. City Resources & FAQ | Direct link to ALL city closures | …
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DPH Monday: 16,396 Total COVID-19 cases; Recoveries at 12,047 with 4349 active cases; Seven additional deaths reported, total at 300
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Downtown Spaces, area’s largest co-working facility, opens in Union Plaza District
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UTEP to launch Tech Writing Degree Plan in Fall ’20
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State COVID-19 testing available at county locations
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Socorro ISD educator named Region 19 Elementary Teacher of the Year
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Analysis: August agenda for local government includes schools, police spending, property taxes and a pandemic
Property valuations in Texas are supposed to be complete now that the July deadline has passed. The next step is as hard as arguing over what a house is worth, as cities, counties, school districts …
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Op-Ed: August 3rd – A Before and After story for us all
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Open Letter: In remembrance of the August 3rd Shooting, UMC and El Paso Children’s Hospital Foundations Honor the Two Hospitals It Serves
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Op-Ed: Frontline workers across Texas deserve hazard pay during COVID-19 Pandemic
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Hurd on the Hill: Preserving America’s National Parks, Public Lands
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Paul and Alejandra Foster give $5.1m lead gift for Sun Bowl Renovation Project
A lead gift of $5.1 million by El Paso businessman and philanthropist Paul Foster and his wife, Alejandra De la Vega Foster, ensures the completion of the Sun Bowl Renovation Project. “Paul and Alejandra have …
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UTEP Basketball’s Vila enters Senior year on a mission
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Four members of UTEP football squad test positive for Covid-19; Officials postpone start of football practice
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Locos roll as hometown talent lead club to 4-2 victory over Colorado Springs
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Locomotive FC completes transfer of Marios Lomis to North Carolina FC
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UTEP Alum from ’66 Team challenges others to work toward racial equality
At 17, Dick Myers knew he was too small to play basketball at a major college. So, the Kansas native enrolled at nearby Hutchinson Junior College to gain height, weight and skill – hoping to …
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Animal Services, Veterinary Medical Association honor August 3rd Victims via ‘The Luna Project’
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El Paso’s Hello Amigo Agency wins design award
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Plaza Classic Film Festival goes online starting Wednesday
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VLog: TNTM talks Marvel Comics Mutant Bordello – The X Ranch
