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  • 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.
  • A new lawsuit against El Paso County and the sheriff’s office over the murder of a jail inmate last year demands damages and a jury trial.
  • Eight El Paso Independent School District schools face closure ahead of today’s school board meeting. Six would be closed next year and two others the following year under EPISD’s Destination District Redesign initiative.
  • The El Paso Independent School District will close eight elementary schools despite heavy public pushback. The EPISD school board received immediate criticism from the evening’s spectators after the 4-3 vote at the district’s headquarters in Downtown.
  • Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso says patient information including financial and health data was accessed during a cyber security incident.
  • Blue Origin’s New Sheppard spacecraft lifted off taking six space tourists to to suborbit marking its 28th flight. The craft blasted off from the company’s space port near Van Horn earlier today.
  • President-elect Donald Trump and his supporters have pledged to oversee a mass deportation of undocumented immigrants.
  • Early voting in the December 14th runoff election began today. Voters in the city of El Paso will cast their ballots for mayor…and...for their respective district representative.
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