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 Tuesday: 15,142 Total COVID-19 cases; Recoveries at 11,243 with 3621 active cases; Two additional deaths reported, total at 278
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Coping with PTSD one year after August 3 Tragedy
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Keep Texas Moving Coalition launches in El Paso; Group urges innovative funding solutions for Texas highways
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Gallery: Families, Friends, Walmart associates gather at Grand Candela Memorial to honor victims
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August 3rd: Stories and statements on Reflections, remembrances and resolve
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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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Phoenix Rising FC burns EP Locomotive 3-1
Saturday night in the Valley of the Sun, El Paso Locomotive FC (1-2-2, 5 points) fell 1-3 against Phoenix Rising FC. Locomotive Forward Aaron Gomez found the lone Locos goal, making it his second goal in as …
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UTEP Defensive Coordinator Mike Cox Guests on this week’s “Picks Up Podcast”
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Partial closure of Big Bend Ranch State Park runs Aug. 9-16 for Wildlife Surveys
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UTEP Softball inks 10 Student-Athletes for 2021 Season
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Americas High School names new varsity coaches for girls basketball, soccer, volleyball
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VLog: TNTM talks Marvel Comics Mutant Bordello – The X Ranch
Little known fact, Marvel Comics actually had a brothel in Nevada that employed mutants. The mutants that worked there had particular abilities that allowed them to give clients their ultimate pleasure without actually making physical …
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El Paso High Teacher seeks community’s help to land cover of fitness mag, win $20k
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Amy’s Everyday Astronomy: Earth Needs Space – Postcards from Home
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El Paso Art Association, EPCC to host virtual Hispanic Heritage Month Art Exhibit
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Lustre Theatre to present NO MÀS – Carmelita Torres and the El Paso Bath Riots
