El Chuqueño

Do you see this fight that took place before the UTEP-Texas Tech game? I lifted it from the KVIA website.

The word on the street is that squatters had been occupying the old Lerner building since the Gateway closed. Word

Here’s a story from the El Diario website. Juarez is thinking about putting in light rail to link San Agustin

Last night I walked home from Ultimate. I had a ride lined up but it fell through. Everyone wanted to

This from the website JudicialWatch.org: Islamic terrorist groups are operating in the Mexican border city of Ciudad Juarez and planning

Will people park their cars and take the trolley from downtown to UTEP? Currently there are four bus routes that

The Albuquerque Isotopes will end their affiliation with the Los Angeles Dodgers next season. The Major League club will move

Here’s a story that’s either comforting or disturbing or both. Government scientists are investigating whether reality is as real as

If the County of El Paso were a publicly held company, these two stories would give investors reason to short

Here’s the latest. This one’s from Portland. Portland is preparing to endorse the construction of communities of tiny houses on

My interest was piqued by the tidbit of information about Austin’s newest project to provide housing to the chronically homeless.

I was surprised to see many of El Paso’s first citizens at the recent meeting to discuss the potential move

Friday I went to a ballgame. You remember the ballpark. “El Paso citizens approved $500 million in “Quality of Life”

Sometimes something so good happens, I want to tell everybody. But then I feel sorry for everyone who isn’t me.

Re Downtown Development: You’re doing it wrong (Read more.)

I don’t usually comment on local politics, per se. A lot of other bloggers cover that beat. But last night

If you’ve been paying attention, you may have noticed that the elements of our government tasked with protecting our borders