In this week’s KTEP News roundup, Angela Kocherga and Aaron Montes discuss the death of a third person in an El Paso County jail.

The city’s Financial Oversight and Audit Committee will delete audits over executive vacation request and sick leave, El Paso Zoo memberships and fundraising and on city council and city manager expenses with a city business credit card.

A panel of Texas House lawmakers is looking into what can be done to prevent sexually explicit, deep fakes of minors. A proposal to overhaul Sun Metro’s transit system will impact most routes under an initiative called Sun Metro Rising, according to city officials.

El Paso physician John Patterson has agreed to pay the U.S. government $468,626 dollars to resolve allegations he violated the Federal False Claims Act. Today, a panel of House lawmakers will discuss House Bill 3 — legislation that would create a school voucher-like program for the state.

Thousands of Juarenses held signs, flags and wore purple to a march in Downtown Juarez in observance of International Women’s Day. El Paso author Richard Parker has died.