I sit alone in an empty consultation room wearing my hand-made facemask. Everything has been sanitized, and two of three chairs have a red stop sign on them indicating they are not available. In front Read More
During this time of shelter in place and our outings being limited to essential travel due to the Coronavirus, El Paso Community College Pulse Radio wants to keep students and faculty informed on what’s Read More
“Tu eres, la tristeza de mis ojos, y lloran en silencio por tu amor.” – Amor Eterno, Juan Gabriel Two cities, one shared culture. One shared heartache. Those were the words and sentiments that were echoed Read More
With the large surge of Central American families and unaccompanied children arriving in El Paso in the last year, officials with the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol have exceeded their capacity on numerous occasions. Read More
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Gallery+Story: O’Rourke Officially Launches ‘Grassroots Campaign’ for President
Presidential Candidate Beto O’Rourke officially kicked off his Grassroots Campaign in the heart of Downtown El Paso, on the corner of El Paso Street and Overland Drive. O’Rourke arrived on stage around 10:45 a.Read More
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Gallery+Story: Thousands ‘March for Truth’ in Response to President Trump’s
Dressed in warm winter gear, and fighting wind and cold temperatures thousands drove, Ubered, Lyfted, and walked to gather next to Bowie High School, for the March for Truth -in protest of President Donald Trump’Read More
On Saturday morning, several organizations including the Border Network for Human Rights, Women’s March El Paso, Las Americas, DMRS, Mexicanos en Exilio, and Borderland Immigration Council, Hope Border Institute marched to raise awareness against Read More
Department of Health and Human Services Officials told U.S. Congressmen Democrats Beto O’Rourke and other members of the House and Senate that seven girls, between the ages of 13 to 17 years old, are currently Read More
With graduation just around the corner, Merari Valenzuela’s future in cross country – and college -was uncertain. In 2016, during her senior year at El Paso High School she had torn her ACL during basketball season Read More
LAS CRUCES – Providing 4,000 National Guardsman to assist, ending of “radical” catch and release practices, and reducing the backlog of immigration cases were the resounding messages that Attorney General Jeff Sessions left a group of about 150 Read More