El Chuqueño

For literally years I’ve been ranting about Texas Municipal Code Chapter 334, the one that deals with sports venues. Most

Here’s the latest on El Paso’s open records request (though it doesn’t deal specifically with El Paso’s case). Here’s a

When the new City Manager takes over, will he replace the members of the City Administration who enabled all the

The El Paso Times today editorialized on the need to hurry up and build the “signature downtown projects” authorized by

Yesterday we covered, a little bit, the problems the Border Patrol was having with its use-of-force investigations. Today, the man

On Morning Edition, Steve Inskeep talks to Arizona Republic reporter Bob Ortega about that paper’s ongoing investigation into the use

Here’s a story from El Diario this week detailing the challenges some homes in Juarez are having with water in

This week’s lead story in the El Paso Inc. is about the SeaDoo company opening up a new $55 million

Here’s an interesting article from this week’s El Paso Inc. The story explains how El Pasoans will start drinking “purified”

The city is making some half-hearted, too-little-too-late attempt to save Lincoln Center. I’m not surprised. Those nefarious powers that be

Here’s a story about a DEA raid in Alpine, Texas, that should raise some serious concerns about the country we

Is sidelining City Manager Joyce Wilson related to the Open Records request now percolating through the Texas Court of Appeals?

Remember when Billy Abraham was the bad guy? He didn’t maintain all his downtown properties. “Demolition by neglect,” the pundits

Where I went to college, I had to take a class in horse trading. And one of the lessons was

According to this story in the El Paso Times, City Council will ask Joyce Wilson to stand out of the

The wind chuffs at a respectably constant 20+ miles per hour, with occasional gusts of forty or fifty or sixty.

I don’t want to queer the deal by pointing it out, but El Paso finally has an effective voice in