The evolution of artificial intelligence is inevitable, where the technology is quickly being adopted in multiple industries and taught in higher education for fear of being left behind. Read moreAs AI market grows, El Paso companies seek skilled talent
With talk swirling in the Texas capitol about a possible move by the Trump administration to force a congressional redistricting of the state, El Paso lawmakers are bristling at the idea. Read moreEl Paso lawmakers resist GOP-led redistricting push
El Paso, Texas—Seven months into President Donald Trump’s second term, sweeping changes to federal immigration policy have escalated deportations, cut millions of dollars in federal funding to nonprofits providing legal aid for immigrants, an… Read moreFaith orgs raise alarms over new immigration policies
El Paso Animal Services is no stranger to finding abandoned and neglected pets on their doorstep. Read moreNonprofit for abandoned pets transports 40,000 animals
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County commissioners will have a lot to think about over the summer as the decision looms on which multimillion-dollar entertainment venue to send to voters.
We asked readers via email to send us their questions about the city’s decision not to renew its agreement with the El Paso Zoological Society, ending the nonprofit’s 60-year relationship with the zoo.
Readers ask: “13 years later since last ND visit and thr wuz 6 thousand less seats? why?”
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Georgina Hernández recalls how she struggled with the decision to leave her post at GECU and start a new job at United Way of El Paso County two years ago. Read moreQ&A: Georgina Hernández, CEO, United Way of El Paso County
Has your commute seemed longer lately, like a full, unbearable half minute – 30 incredibly long seconds longer – than before the pandemic? You’re probably right.
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Luis Valdez has made his mark on the film industry as writer and director of culturally and socially significant films “La Bamba” and “Zoot Suit.” Read morePioneer of Chicano theater: Luis Valdez to speak at Plaza Classic Film Festival
Over the years, just three former UTEP basketball players have been named to NBA All Star teams. Read moreKappy's Corner: UTEP standout Kayla Thornton makes WNBA All Star debut
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Over the years, just three former UTEP basketball players have been named to NBA All Star teams. Read moreKappy's Corner: UTEP standout Kayla Thornton makes WNBA All Star debut
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It has not gotten many headlines but in the last couple of years the City of El Paso, El Paso International Airport and UTEP have collaborated to use a $3 million federal grant to create the “Innovation Factory.” The idea is to provide advanced technology startups with three years of free re… Read moreFrom the founder
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