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  • 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.
  • The City Council voted narrowly in favor of having city staff reviewing El Paso’s law regarding animals and to bring back suggestions on how to better address unneeded surgical procedures on animals.
  • The U.S. Supreme Court today cleared the way for the U.S. Border Patrol to cut the razor wire on the Texas-Mexico border.
  • Representatives for the State of Texas are asking a federal court to join two lawsuits over the state’s SB4 law brought by the U.S. Department of Justice and El Paso County and human rights groups.
  • Videos posted on social media show the Texas National Guard placing more razor wire along the Rio Grande in Eagle Pass.
  • Prosecutors and defense attorneys for the Walmart mass shooter are at odds on when a trial in the case can be held. Both sides were in court today, nearly four and a half years since the attack took place.
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