El Chuqueño

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

Last weekend organizers cancelled an ultra-marathon in the Copper Canyon shortly before it was scheduled to start. You can read

You’d think that our local newspapers would be a bit leery of the propaganda coming out of the City by

Here’s a TED talk that tackles all the most significant crises threatening our survival on the planet, founded in uncommon

Here’s the latest narrative spin: River Oaks demolished a cluster of five decaying buildings on the property last year over

According to this report: In Texas, a conservative lawmaker filed a bill to completely deregulate marijuana in the Lone Star

A ’66 Impala lowrider? Folklorico dancers? A Gaspar Enriquez mural? Zoot suits? A diorama depicting the origin of the Barrio

Here’s something you don’t see every day. A guy getting set up by a local law enforcement and a compliant

In El Paso, if a political faction doesn’t have anything constructive to offer, they go on the attack. If someone