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  • The Texas Department of Public Safety’s Rangers are investigating a man’s death after an encounter with El Paso police on Interstate 10 near Yarbrough. Police said 30-year-old Xavier Gudadalup Hernandez died after he became unresponsive when a police officer and a witness intervened to subdue him.
  • The El Paso Animal Services Department will spend a proposed $16.2 million dollars in the 2026 fiscal year budget. That is a $2.4 million dollar increase compared to this year’s budget.
  • In this week’s News Round-Up, KTEP’s Angela Kocherga and Aaron Montes discuss what is on the city of El Paso’s budget for 2026.
  • Residents of a South Central neighborhood are calling on the owners of the Marathon Refinery to have more direct communication with residents after flares produced large amounts of black smoke this week.
  • The city of El Paso International Bridges Department has budgeted $30.6 million dollars for its operations at city owned-ports of entry in 2026. The city’s proposed 2026 budget includes $260,616 dollars extra for international bridges compared to the previous year.
  • Two children and a man died after being caught in a flash flood in Ruidoso Tuesday. The Village says a seven year old boy, 4 year old girl and an older man in his 40s or 50s died after they were swept downstream.
  • Despite a strong start to today’s match against nationally ranked Oklahoma University, UTEP’s Volleyball team lost in its NCAA tournament debut. The Sooners won 3 matches in an exciting end to today’s game.
  • The early beginnings of an $800 million dollar deal for a data center with social media giant META is underway, according to the city of El Paso. The Silicon-Valley based business has applied for preliminary permits and has gotten early subdivision change requests approved by the city plan commission this year.
  • The El Paso County Public Defender’s Office is calling for sanctions against the District Attorney’s Office.
  • The El Paso Water utility sent letters to its customers notifying residents of an ongoing investigation to identify service lines made with lead.
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