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Flood Recovery: 228 Families Rebuilding
After last year’s devastating Guadalupe River flood hit Kerr County, 228 families are now rebuilding thanks to the Community Foundation of the T…
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Early Morning Crash in West El Paso
Early Morning Crash in West El Paso
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Kate Moore Brown and the Bicycle Revolution
In late 1800s El Paso, women rode side-saddle, avoided lipstick, and socialized at elite homes like the Magoffin estate—until Kate Moore Brown a…
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Texas Schools Mandate Bible Stories
Texas just made waves by mandating Bible stories and verses in public school curricula across the state, becoming the first to implement such a …
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Power Outage Hits Northeast El Paso
Power outages hit Northeast El Paso again—this time around 1:43 PM when a truck struck a power line near Woodrow Bean and Girl Scout Way, leavin…
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El Paso Celebrates America 250
El Paso is throwing a massive free celebration for America’s 250th birthday, kicking off June 27th with country star Chris Young and culminating…
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El Paso Bans Fireworks for July 4
With the Fourth of July and America’s 250th birthday looming, El Paso is cracking down on fireworks — no selling, no storing, no setting them of…
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USA Falls But Still Advances
The U.S. Men’s National Team fell to Türkiye in a high-stakes World Cup clash in LA, but thanks to their earlier wins, they still top their grou…
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Iran’s World Cup Under Fire
Hassan Nazari, Iran’s first World Cup player in 1978, reflects on how much has changed—both for the sport in America and for his homeland’s team…
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Messi and Ronaldo in Texas
Messi in Dallas, Ronaldo in Houston—both global soccer icons in Texas at the same time, fueling wild fan energy and proving soccer’s explosive g…
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