El Pasoans gathered for the day of remembrance ceremony at Ascarate Park and Ponder Park to commemorate the 6-year anniversary of the Walmart shooting. In spirit of unity reflection and healing, this marks the first year where there was an air of closure, as the trial surrounding the shootin… Read morePhotos: El Pasoans unite for Walmart shooting anniversary ceremony
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The Make-A-Wish Foundation partnered with the 1st Armored Division at Fort Bliss to make a dream come true for an Arizona youth. Kadin Brewer, a 13-year-old Army enthusiast recovering from Hodgkin’s lymphoma, received a once-in-a-lifetime opp… Read more13-year-old is a tanker for a day
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Tears of happiness flowed down the cheeks of Marti Filley, the founder of Escuela Montessori Del Valle, as she thought about the impact El Paso’s first Montessori school has had on the community. Read moreMontessori Del Valle: A legacy of child-centered education
Arantza Shaeffer’s voice feels like a post rain breeze carried across the Southwest desert — intimate, poetic and timeless. Read moreArantza Shaeffer's ‘Bonita:’ Cross-border dreamscape
The start of the 2025 college football season is a month away and the UTEP Miners kicked off their fall practice schedule Thursday morning. Read moreKappy's Corner: Key storylines, player battles at UTEP's football camp
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Walking down a broad, well-lit hallway of a city complex in Downtown, Edmundo Calderon glanced through an open doorway into his office. Read moreQ&A: Edmundo Calderon, retired chief internal auditor, city of El Paso
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