El Paso District Attorney Bill Hicks has assumed the leading role in the prosecution of hundreds of migrants who allegedly rioted at the border wall and entered the United States illegally on April 12. Read moreGrand jury indicts migrants accused of ‘rioting’ at El Paso border wall
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Northeast El Paso will be the future site of a 12,500-seat amphitheater. Read morePrivate developer picks Northeast El Paso for $80 million amphitheater
Helen of Troy, the El Paso-based maker of Hydro Flask, OXO, Vicks and other consumer brands, reported positive financial results for its most recent quarter, with an increase in net sales revenue and profit. Read moreEl Paso-based Helen of Troy reports sales, profit growth
El Paso journalists took home more than 40 awards this weekend in a statewide journalism contest. Read moreEl Paso journalists win state awards for reporting
Luis Fernando, 19, plans to enter his first semester at the University of Texas at El Paso without federal financial aid. Read moreEl Paso students still struggle to access college aid; FAFSA filings way down
Submit a photo of El Paso moms through April 28 for a chance to win prizes and be featured in the El Paso Inc. Mother's Day online gallery and in our print issue on May 12.
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As a young man, Alejandro Limon never imagined his lifelong career would involve directing the delivery of natural gas to hundreds of thousands of El Paso homes. Read moreQ&A: Alejandro Limon, vice president of operations, Texas Gas Service
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UTEP Miner football fans were treated to their first look at the Scotty Walden era April 20 during the annual Orange and Blue Spring game in Sun Bowl Stadium. Read moreKappy's Corner: Miners show promise in spring game under Scotty Walden
More than 3,000 UTEP fans filled the west side of Sun Bowl Stadium to watch the future of Miner football during the 2024 spring game April 20. Read morePhotos: UTEP fans show support for new coach Scotty Walden in 2024 spring game
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