Texas Department of Public Safety Trooper Zachary Vasquez has been released from rehabilitation and is heading home nearly two months … More
Category: El Paso
UTEP considers new management arrangement for KTEP as public radio station faces funding crisis
The future of El Paso’s longtime NPR station could be changing as the University of Texas at El Paso considers … More
Magoffin Home to host lecture on priest who established 14 Borderlands churches
The Magoffin Home State Historic Site will host a free lecture Aug. 20 examining the life and legacy of Father … More
Trost Trail Showcases Architectural Legacy Across Far West Texas
From the grand hotels of Marathon, Alpine, Marfa and Van Horn to some of El Paso’s most iconic skyscrapers, the … More
Historian to Explore El Paso’s Forgotten 1923 Drug War, Murder of Detective Frank Burns
A lecture exploring a little-known chapter of El Paso history will examine the killing of Detective Frank Burns and the … More
Randy Rogers Band to Headline El Paso’s America 250 Celebration on July 4
The Randy Rogers Band will headline El Paso’s America 250 celebration on Saturday, July 4, bringing live country music and … More
Texas DPS Troopers Complete Grueling Guadalupe Mountains Training Hike
Texas Department of Public Safety troopers recently completed an intensive endurance and area familiarization hike in the Guadalupe Mountains as … More
Texas-Mexico border county judges urge continued coordination with DHS in joint letter
County judges representing jurisdictions along the entire Texas-Mexico border are calling for continued coordination with the federal government on border … More
EPCC to host Marfa gallery founders for art entrepreneurship talk
El Paso Community College will host a conversation with the founders of Wrong, a Marfa-based gallery and retail space, as … More
Lecture to examine Prohibition-era bar scene in El Paso and Juárez
The Magoffin Home State Historic Site will host a Brown Bag Brain Trust lecture April 15 exploring the impact of … More