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  • A coalition of elected officials, business owners, and nonprofits are urging the Biden administration to expand work for long-term undocumented immigrants.
  • The El Paso City Council approved a $4.76 million dollar purchase of the former Bonham Elementary School from the El Paso Independent School District. The city will repurpose the property and 13-acres for a new police department central regional command center.
  • Come fly with us in conversation about songs on the fringes of pop that seriously and often playfully deal with a history of spotty opinions regarding the phenomenon known as "420" and any changes as of April 20th 2024.
  • El Pasoans pay the lion’s share for new water and wastewater lines that serve freshly built developments along the city’s fringes. The costs largely are reflected on monthly water bills
  • El Paso County District Attorney Bill Hicks announced he sought indictments for 140 migrants charged with “riot participation.” The decision came after a judge on Monday said the state of Texas did not have enough evidence to charge 140 migrants with the class B misdemeanor.
  • The NAACP El Paso Branch called on the city of El Paso to immediately and thoroughly investigate the death of a man who died after an arrest by police.
  • Police arrested four people after responding to a possible threat placed on schools in Far East El Paso County and an investigation is underway.
  • It’s happening again. There are long lines for commercial trucks at some border crossings connecting El Paso and Juarez . TX DPS vehicle safety inspectors are not allowing trucks to exit U.S. Customs cargo facilities in a timely manner.
  • The city of El Paso is projecting a revenue surplus of $2.2 million by the end of the 2024 fiscal year in June. Both revenues and expenses are up compared to this time last year, according to data from the city of El Paso’s budget office.
  • Increased construction costs has the county considering different ways to pay for water and wastewater projects in communities in Northwest El Paso County. Next week the El Paso County Commissioners Court will look at various infrastructure and programming funds to pay a shortfall of $2 million on the water and wastewater projects.
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