The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
Did you read that the prime contractor at the Camino Real Hotel project has left the job? Here’s the story
I’ve got this new theory that explains the machinations of City Government. Let me try it out on you. I
Today, City Council decided to give the farm to Great Wolf Resorts, in the form of swathes of land, obscene
Remember when our good friends on the Board of the El Paso Independent School District were selling us that $668
“There are three kinds of lies,” Mark Twain allegedly said. “Lies, damned lies, and statistics.” Economic analysis is a particular
The City must have stayed up late figuring out how to swindle the taxpayers with that new Great Wolf Lodge.
No matter how you feel about the trolley conceptually, you have to admit that the execution has been disappointing. There
El Paso suffers from Brain Drain. Since 2012 to 2017, the County of El Paso has seen a net domestic
Here’s an entertaining post from District 3 Representative Cassandra Hernandez, hyping the benefits of the Children’s Museum. Which is curious,
Brutus from over there at ElPasoSpeak.com advises his readers that City Council is proposing a new ordinance restricting parking along
In a report that will surprise no one, tripnet.org informs us that the roads in El Paso are some of
Isn’t anyone else concerned that the City of El Paso is operating on a plan that was largely conceived in
If you needed more proof of El Paso’s corrupt, inbred, good old boy network, consider this: Bill Burton, the mastermind
Here’s a classic cheesy gangster movie from 1996. With Dennis Hopper, Michael Madsen, and Keifer Sutherland. Watch this video on
Downtown is covered by Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone #5. You remember those TIRZs. Here’s what the Texas Comptroller says about
“Hello, I’m Johnny Cash.” And that’s pretty much the only reason to watch this 1961 rockabilly film noir. With some
Hey, District 6 Representative Claudia Ordaz Perez says that some faction is trying to “cause dysfunction in City Government.” Well,
The City of El Paso is going out of its way to develop some land on the fringe of the
Here’s a 1945 classic, starring Ingrid Berman and Gregory Peck. Hitchcock’s cameo comes about 43 minutes in. He emerges from
Those boys in blue cannot buy a break. No, I’m not talking about the Cowboys. Read this story from KVIA: