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  • 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.
  • KTEP’s Aaron Montes spoke with Jordan Foster Construction’s Asma Bayunus an EHS Operations Manager and Tricia Kagerer Executive Vice President of Risk Management about what programs and services the company provides to its workers.
  • Both the City Council and County Commissioners Court put their support behind a federal recommendation to remove commercial traffic from the Bridge of the Americas Port of Entry.
  • Today was the last day to register to vote for the November general election. In one month, El Pasoans will vote on various federal, state and local elections. There are candidates for City Council, county commissioner, district attorney and sheriff.
  • Attorneys for the Walmart mass shooter are asking a state court to appoint a neutral third-party to oversee the exchange of evidence in the case. The shooter’s attorneys filed the request on Friday along with continued allegations of misconduct by the previous and current District Attorney administrations.
  • There are six City Council races and one for Mayor on the November general election ballot. The council races include districts in the Upper Valley, Central, East Side, Northeast and Lower Valley.
  • This coming Tuesday, the El Paso City Council will vote on whether to support a recommendation from federal planners to eliminate commercial traffic from the Bridge of the Americas port of entry in South Central.
  • A federal judge in El Paso denied the nonprofit Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center’s request for a restraining order against the Texas Attorney General’s Office.
  • A border nonprofit organization that provides legal assistance for migrants is suing the Texas Attorney General’s office.
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