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  • The city of El Paso narrowed down its search for a city manager to four people and two alternates. Each of the four finalists all work for the city of El Paso today.
  • The city of El Paso’s budget office is proposing a four-cent reduction in the tax rate for fiscal year 2025. Till Wednesday, the council and city department heads will discuss the budget for next year in a series of meetings.
  • El Paso County is funding a $1.3 million study of the Tornillo Port of Entry in the Far East reaches of the county.
  • El Paso’s top Democrat says she is standing with President Joe Biden for his re-election campaign.
  • The Socorro Independent School District board of trustees approved a new incentive program called All In, aimed at improving attendance at its schools this year.
  • El Paso County Judge Ricardo Samaniego signed a disaster declaration Tuesday evening… a step toward asking Governor Greg Abbott to cover mounting costs over jail space for Operation Lone Star arrests.
  • For episode 09 we dig deep with guest, student, fellow songminer Ethan Terrazas to discuss how music informs the life of a young music geek.
  • The El Paso City Council voted to begin the process of having the proposed Multipurpose Performing Arts and Entertainment Center back on a ballot in November. The center is one of three signature projects envisioned from the 2012 Quality of Life Bond Initiative.
  • A district court decision that prevented the closure of a Catholic nonprofit in El Paso is now being appealed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
  • Sinaloa cartel leader Ismael El Mayo Zambada’s case will be moved from El Paso to New York. His attorney says his understanding is the case will be transferred to the Eastern District of New York.
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