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According to this story in the El Paso Times, former County Judge Luther Jones has been released to a halfway

Isn’t it funny how the City of El Paso’s imminent insolvency is blowing up the local blogosphere, but none of

Did you see El Paso’s new slogan to attract tourists? “You Better El Paso Up” will soon replace “Real Adventure”

According to this story in the El Paso’s Times El Paso taxpayers had to make up for a larger-than-expected shortfall

According to a recent poll, El Paso tied for third with Raliegh, North Carolina, and the Oxnard-Thousand Oaks-Ventura, California, Metropolitan

Did you see this story by Robert Gray in this week’s El Paso Inc.? On Thursday, the El Paso County

Today is the saint’s day for San Ricardo. If you know any Richards, or Ricardos, or El Richi Boys, you

You probably think you’ve been to the oldest bar in Juarez. Well I hate to burst your bubble. And I

Did you see this photo by Rudy Gutierrez? That guy is 87 years old. He looks like he’s sixty. He’s

You know, downtown El Paso is blighted by vacant lots. Prime real estate. Vacant lots. I was thinking, what those

Do you need a passport to come back from Mexico? Longtime Juarez day-tripper Tom doesn’t think so. “I never bring

Noted helicopter blogger David K had this to say in a recent column about the new ordinance the City is

The owners of the blog site Building San Jacinto Plaza have shut it down. Now we’ll never know.

Here’s a story problem in political calculus: If you were elected to public office, and the previous administration had incurred

What we don’t need is another museum downtown that gets as much traffic as a mausoleum. How about, instead of

Here’s a report that Mexico paid Sony big bucks not to cast our southern neighbor in a negative, though perhaps

Imagine if our local government were a person. Would you want that person for a friend? Would you trust that

Here’s an Op-Ed from the LA Times, in which a NASA scientist claims that the Golden State is running dry.

Forget, for a moment, that you live on an international border, and that going to Juarez is probably the most