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  • The El Paso City Council voted in favor of settling a federal lawsuit over alleged excessive use of force by police officer Anthony Paul Greer and detective Armando Diaz.
  • The El Paso County District Attorney’s Office reindicted the gunman responsible for the Walmart mass shooting in 2019 on new aggravated assault with a deadly weapon charges.
  • The Jewish community in El Paso and throughout the world is celebrating the Hanukkah holiday
  • SONGMINE welcomes El Paso celebrity entrepreneur, DJ and activist, Marina Monsisvias for a “deep dig” into her wonderful and consequential work throughout El Paso and Texas.
  • Andy declares he can do without "Christmas music" as Robbie brings a lifetime of mined holiday and winter tunes to show Andy the light. Trusting, Chris is happily along for the ride but puts his foot down with a surprising take.
  • Today is the deadline for candidates looking to run for state office to file. There are races for the state house, state senate, district attorney, sheriff, district court judge seats, and county tax assessor collector among other positions.
  • The El Paso County Commissioners Court will decide on whether to send a letter to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to hold a public meeting over Marathon Petroleum’s air permit renewal this Monday.
  • The winds and cold weather moved into El Paso overnight causing wintery conditions.Strong gusts caused nearly 60 power outages impacting nearly 3,000 El Paso Electric customers today, according to the utility’s website.
  • For the first time in 15 years – the city of El Paso has new leadership. Chief Peter Pacillas is a veteran with 38 years on the force.
  • Investments in stormwater infrastructure, public safety facilities, and historical properties are some of the items on the county’s long list of proposed projects for the next 10 years.
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