The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
Do y’all remember REDCo? Sure you do. If you’re not old enough to remember REDCo, you’ve already left El Paso
Lying must be a job requirement for City employees to speak to the press. Here’s our recently minted City Attorney
Maybe it’s malicious compliance. Yesterday Dr. Max Grossman got another restraining to prevent the City of El Paso from demolishing
Here’s John Oliver on Last Week Tonight talking about publicly funded stadiums (and arenas). Watch this video on YouTube El
Have you ever had a bad day at work? Not like these guys. The company the company man works for
Imma let you in on a little secret. In El Paso, we don’t get the best and brightest. Look, for
Lately El Paso has been in the news for all the wrong reasons. But here’s something nice. Here’s a story
From KVIA, here’s Representative Henry Rivera, addressing the leak of a draft of City Manager Tommy “Great Wolf” Gonzalez’ new
Do what you want. Watch this video on YouTube And try not to be an asshole.
[This article originally appeared on May 18, 2017.] El Paso’s English language daily reports that Texas Gas, i.e., the gas
Did you see this story? This version came from NPR, but a lot of news outlets picked it up. Since
Here’s an ad for the trolley in this week’s El Paso Inc. Here’s a closer look. Lemme bring it in
Y’all probably heard this story from NPR the other day: The Malheur Enterprise was founded in 1909, and, like many
Our recent municipal expenses are based on the (secret) idea that Phoenix outpaced El Paso in economic development since 1950
I’ve got a dumpster on the sidewalk in front of my house. [Across the street.] The dumpster is for the
A civilian representative of the United States Army threatened to close Fort Bliss if the $100+ million swindle that will
Here’s a screen grab I just took of the El Paso Times Opinion page. It looks like El Paso’s English
Isn’t the middle of November late for mosquitos? I squashed this one yesterday.
I didn’t make the runoff. But Tuesday night, before the probability curve collapsed, I went to a meeting with a
Today is an inflection point in the evolution of El Paso. Today, voters in the state either will or won’t