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  • A new five year plan would invest $67 million dollars in El Paso’s international bridges. The El Paso City Council will be asked to adopt the plan on Tuesday and adopt it as part of the city’s capital improvement program for the next five years.
  • Mayoral candidates raised nearly $250,000 dollars combined between the beginning of July and end of September, according to campaign finance reports. Between eight candidates, over half-a-million dollars were spent during that time period.
  • The El Paso County Commissioners court approved an agreement with a nonprofit to open a diversion center for intoxicated individuals in police custody. The county’s $2 million dollar agreement with Emergence Health Network will last until December 31, 2026.
  • Texas Tech Health El Paso says an information and technology outage is under investigation. The cause of the outage that affected the school and clinics is attributed to a quote cybersecurity event, according to the university.
  • El Paso state representative Joe Moody chaired today’s meeting of the Texas House’s Committee on Jurisprudence over death row inmate Robert Roberson.
  • It’s the first day of early voting in In El Paso any voter can choose to cast a ballot at any of the 33 early voting centers.
  • Nearly 18 thousand El Pasoans turned out on the first day of early voting Monday. El Paso County has five propositions on the ballot.
  • The El Paso Independent School District is recommending the closure of 10 elementary schools. The proposed closures include the elementary schools Hillside, Lamar, Newman, Park, Putnam, Rivera, Rusk, Stanton, Travis and Zavala.
  • Early voting is underway across Texas. Along with casting ballots for president Congress, and state races -- El Pasoans are deciding several key local races and proposed bond issues.
  • A Travis County Judge has granted a temporary restraining order halting the execution of death row inmate Robert Roberson.
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