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D&A Mattress Inc., better known in the region as Mattress Firm El Paso, filed for Chapter 11 protection earlier this month, with court filings listing more than $3.5 million in

More than half a million El Pasoans went to the polls in the midterm elections, setting a record for early voting. But when it comes to choosing the next City

Hundreds of El Paso Democrats crowded into an election night watch party Tuesday, watching big-screen TVs and erupting into cheers with every update. And there was plenty of cheering.

Fresh out of a successful federal court case, El Paso attorney Felix Valenzuela – a national presenter on Artificial Intelligence and the law – did a quick reflection on AI’s

Throughout the pages of this, the fourth annual special Legal Issue of El Paso Inc., readers will find stories, photos and advertisements reflecting a few interesting aspects of El Paso’s

U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico rallied supporters in El Paso, framing his campaign against Ken Paxton as a David versus Goliath battle fueled by hope and grassroots energy against billionaire-backed opposition.

The president had been campaigning almost daily for weeks in red states, where polls show tight races.

With Texas politics receiving national attention – relentless ad blitzes, a constant stream of online reels and ceaseless news cycles – many El Pasoans may be heading to the polls

Cigarette use in the United States has fallen to its lowest level on record, with about 10% of U.S. adults smoking. But young people are being targeted by an innovative

The final tally for this year’s El Paso Giving Day fundraiser hit a record $7.2 million, surpassing last year’s total by $5 million and benefiting hundreds of nonprofits in the

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When Southwest Capital Bank CEO Chez Steel first joined the northern New Mexico bank in April 2020, he knew he was stepping into a fiscal mess.

El Paso HOME’s affiliate, Sixteenth Floor Residential, has acquired about 2,000 apartment units across the Carolinas and Georgia, sparking scrutiny over the public housing authority’s expansion beyond local boundaries.

The number of students pursuing degrees at the University of Texas at El Paso is increasing, with fall 2026 enrollment breaking 27,000 – a new record for the university.

Hundreds of high school students across El Paso are preparing for their chance to hit it big on the stock market trading floor.

Meta is putting a familiar face in charge of its community outreach in El Paso, hiring local political and public relations veteran Lauren Zimmerman as its new community engagement manager.

UTEP mourns devastating glacial floods on the Nepal-China border as local Nepalese students anxiously await news of loved ones missing and affected by the disaster sweeping mountain villages with massive flooding and loss of life.

Pointing up to a row of newly installed windows, set high across the top of a massive stone-and-mortar wall of his commercial building, Lorenzo Arciniaga smiled and relayed a story.

Socorro Mayor Rudy Cruz confirmed the cancellation of federal plans to convert warehouses into ICE detention centers, allowing the city to focus on private industry growth and infrastructure improvements. This shift aligns with community opposition and economic development goals in a largely immigrant population.

City Council approved its fiscal 2027 budget after a series of failed amendments, defeated motions and discussion over dwindling funds, rising expenses and a cash-strapped community demanding tax relief.