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 Saturday: 6953 Total COVID19 cases, No new deaths, total remains at 135; Recoveries at 4362, with 2456 active cases
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Info: El Paso Independence Day 2020 closures, events
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Gallery: Fort Bliss’ Salute to the Union
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William Beaumont Army Medical Center honors GME Class of 2020
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El Paso ISD’s ‘Reopening survey’ now open for parents
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Op-Ed: Greater parental controls and conversations are needed to keep children safe online
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, our children are facing a very different summer. With many camps, swimming pools, and events closed or cancelled, the pull toward social media and apps for entertainment is even stronger. …
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Most Rev. Mark J. Seitz – Remarks on the Suspension of Due Process at the Border
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Analysis: Masking the real problem — a deadly virus
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Hurd on the Hill: Making our streets and communities safer for all
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Op-Ed: El Paso is open – here’s how you can stay safe
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Five UTEP Student-Athletes test positive for COVID-19
UTEP Athletics officials announced Saturday afternoon that five of their student-athletes had tested positive for COVID-19. Via a news release, athletic officials shared: “At the beginning of July, five UTEP student-athletes tested positive for COVID-19 …
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Video+Story: El Paso Locomotive FC 2020 Return to Play schedule: 8 home matches set
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All Aboard! Locomotive FC Set to host Rio Grande Valley FC in return to play opener
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“Picks Up Podcast” with Jon Teicher features Miner Great Robert Rodriguez
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No Minor League Baseball for 2020; MLB informs MiLB players will not be provided for season
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A look back: Lydia Stark “I have kept my promise”
In 1962 Lydia Malernee Stark, a retired speech teacher, ran as a Republican for County Superintendent of Schools against John T. Bean. Stark ran on one platform: to abolish the office she was running for. …
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EPISD middle, high school students can sign up for virtual cybersecurity camp
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VLog: TNTM’s ‘Universal Yum Box United Kingdom’ Unboxing
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Baylor College of Medicine: ‘How to work off the ‘Quarantine 15’
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Gallery+Story: 18th Walk/Run for Families in Crisis goes virtual
