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Thousands of students return to campuses in El Paso County amid COVID-19 pandemic

Even as COVID-19 hospitalization rates began to climb, El Paso schools reopened this week.
Border group says it's holding Joe Biden to his pledge of 'not another foot' of wall

During his campaign, Joe Biden pledged not to build "another foot" of border wall. Now a group his using his won words to get him to keep the promise.
Pink teeter-totters at U.S.-Mexico border near El Paso win UK design prize

Project with pink teeter-totters briefly placed on the border fence near El Paso wins award from London's Design Museum.
5 from El Paso arrested in sting operation targeting solicitation of minors, prostitution

The men are accused of using various websites to solicit sex from children and adults, according to a Department of Public Safety news release.
Texas DPS arrests 5 El Paso men on online solicitation of a minor, prostitution charges

Five men from El Paso were arrested in a Texas DPS, HSI operation targeting online solicitation of children and prostitution.
FBI investigates El Pasoans who might have participated in US Capitol insurrection

Investigations target a small number of people from El Paso who were at the U.S. Capitol and might have participated in the Jan. 6 insurrection.
Inauguration Day 2021: Here's your guide on what to watch as Joe Biden becomes president

Here's your guide to the virtual 59th presidential inauguration as Joe Biden becomes the 46th president of the United States.
'Literally crushed': Emails to Austin mayor capture outrage over mid-pandemic Cabo trip

Emails related to Mayor Steve Adler's Cabo trip captured the indignation of Austin residents.
El Paso coronavirus update: 7 new deaths, 353 COVID-19 cases reported Tuesday

Here is the latest news on the coronavirus in El Paso. We'll be updating this story throughout the day. News tip? Email [email protected]
Texas-based anti-vaccine group received federal bailout funds in May as pandemic raged

Texas-based anti-vaccine group received federal bailout funds in May as pandemic raged
El Paso firefighter injured after crash at Loop 375 traffic accident scene

A vehicle crashed as El Paso emergency crews were working at a traffic accident scene on Loop 375.
UMC moves COVID-19 vaccinations to El Paso County Coliseum starting Tuesday

Vaccinations will be by appointment only for El Pasoans who register through UMC's website at www.umcelpaso.org during open registration periods.
Here's how Joe Biden's climate plan could affect the oil and gas industry in Texas

President-elect Joe Biden's aggressive vision for climate regulations has energy experts on Texas on edge, wondering about the future of the industry.
El Paso police, sheriff's deputies investigate fatal motorcycle crash, pedestrians' deaths

El Paso police and sheriff's deputies are investigating two pedestrian deaths and a fatal motorcycle accident over the weekend.
El Paso school districts tread cautiously toward reopening in midst of COVID-19 pandemic

Some El Paso school districts will reopen schools to in-person classes next week, though some will delay reopening a bit longer.
Trump administration extends health care safety net for uninsured Texans

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services agreed Friday to extend for 10 years Texas' health care safety net for uninsured residents.
Armed gun rights activists gather at Texas Capitol, say protest is 'not about the election'

Gun activists gathered outside the Texas Capitol on Sunday afternoon amid concerns of possible violent protests that did not come to pass.
El Paso Superintendents: technology, sanitation to play key roles in post-pandemic classrooms

El Paso area superintendents consider post-pandemic classrooms through the lens of technology, increased sanitation and parent-teacher relationships.
Sunland Park Mall unveils private indoor volleyball court

Sunland Park Mall unveiled a private indoor volleyball court. Find out more.
Fort Bliss investigates soldier's death at home on Army post

A U.S. Army soldier was found dead in his home in Fort Bliss, the second soldier death on post within two weeks.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2021: Texas Tech medical students volunteer to help in El Paso

Texas Tech medical students in El Paso volunteer at community service events in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2021.
San Juan Diego Catholic Church holds first food distribution of 2021

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso students helped at a food distribution at San Juan Diego Church in honor of MLK Day.
UTEP receives 975 doses of Pfizer COVID-9 vaccine for students and faculty

The vaccines are for faculty, staff, and current students working in settings directly with positive or high-risk patients for COVID-19.
Crime of the Week: Suspects burglarize two El Paso businesses

Anyone with any information can call Crime Stoppers of El Paso at 915-566-8477 (TIPS) or leave a tip online at www.crimestoppersofelpaso.org.
Have you seen El Paso's most wanted fugitives for week of Jan. 17, 2021?

Anyone with information on the profiled fugitives should call 915-566-8477. Callers may remain anonymous and are eligible for a cash reward.
Who is Richard Ramirez, the serial killer in Netflix's 'Night Stalker' crime docuseries?

Here's what to know about Richard Ramirez, the infamous serial killer from El Paso, ahead of a new Netflix series covering his murders.
Photos: Richard Ramirez aka The Night Stalker

Richard, the son of Mercedes and Julian Ramirez, was born in El Paso, Texas on February 28, 1960.
El Paso Water CEO gets pay raise after PSB rates his job performance above average

El Paso Water CEO John Balliew's pay raise comes after the Public Service Board approves a sixth consecutive increase in customers' water bills.
El Paso most wanted fugitives for the week of Jan. 17, 2021

If you help find El Paso's most wanted fugitives for this week, you could get a reward. Call 915-566-8477.
El Paso police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in West El Paso

El Paso police investigate an officer-involved shooting involving a man threatening to shoot at cars on a freeway Friday, Jan. 15, in West El Paso.

The Texas Tribune: Main Feed

Texas Republicans embraced Donald Trump for four years. Now they face a reckoning. January 19, 2021
The president is leaving office Wednesday, but signs suggest his influence on the Texas GOP remains strong.
Patrick Svitek and Alex Samuels
Federal officials charge former Houston police officer for participating in U.S. Capitol riot January 19, 2021
A federal affidavit filed by a special agent Tuesday identified the Houston Police officer who participated in the pro-Trump riot at the Capitol as 18-year veteran Tam Pham.
Duncan Agnew
Texas has administered most of its 1.7 million vaccine doses as it prepares to receive 333,000 more January 19, 2021
Some 78% of the 1,725,575 doses already shipped to providers have been used, including second doses, Gov. Greg Abbott said, and Texas is set to receive 333,650 first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Karen Brooks Harper
Point of Order: The Queen’s Gambit January 19, 2021
In this episode of our podcast about the Texas Legislature, recorded on Jan. 15, 2021, Evan Smith interviews 25-term state Rep. Senfronia Thompson about COVID-19, race, public ed and that whippersnapper Dade Phelan.
Evan Smith
Low-income Texans struggle to find new doctors as state officials boot Planned Parenthood off Medicaid January 19, 2021
The state's health commission gave Planned Parenthood's Medicaid patients until Feb. 3 to find new doctors. Experts say there are limited places low-income patients can go, in part because Texas already has a shortage of doctors who accept Medicaid due to the state’s low payment rates.
Shannon Najmabadi
Texas-based anti-vaccine group received federal bailout funds in May as pandemic raged January 18, 2021
The Austin-based group founded by anti-vaccine activist Del Bigtree regularly posts information questioning the safety of the coronavirus vaccines. Doctors and scientists say both the Moderna and the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective.
Sami Sparber
Analysis: Is the Texas Capitol a government building or a petri dish? January 18, 2021
Legislating is a social enterprise. It draws crowds of Texans who want to testify, to be heard, to sightsee and to watch government in action. And it’s tailor made for spreading a contagious disease.
Ross Ramsey
“Lives are at stake”: Three Texas regions battered by coronavirus are out of intensive care beds January 17, 2021
Hospitals in the Abilene, Bryan-College Station and Laredo areas have run out of intensive care unit beds. State health officials are “greatly concerned” about high numbers of hospitalized people throughout Texas.
Megan Menchaca and Mandi Cai
Texas Capitol staffer says pandemic protocols are a must this session: “It’s the ability to think of others” January 16, 2021
Odus Evbagharu says that like many of the thousands of people employed at the Capitol, he’s nervous he might catch COVID-19. Listen in the weekend edition of The Brief podcast.
Alana Rocha, Todd Wiseman and Justin Dehn
The NRA says it’s moving to Texas. Bankruptcy experts say it may be more of a legal move than a physical one. January 16, 2021
The National Rifle Association filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy and may reincorporate in Texas. Experts say it’s fleeing a fraud case in New York.
Erin Douglas