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  • El Paso Local Pulse: Science Festival, Weather Challenges, and Community Safety Updates

    El Paso Local Pulse: Science Festival, Weather Challenges, and Community Safety Updates
    2026/04/19
    Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Sunday, April 19th.

    We're wrapping up a busy weekend here in El Paso, and we've got quite a bit to catch you up on. First, if you missed it, the El Paso Science Festival is happening right now at the El Paso Convention Center through five o'clock this evening. Organizers tell us there are over one hundred interactive exhibits where you and your family can get hands on experience launching spaceships, coding robots, and exploring all sorts of STEM activities. The festival runs from ten thirty in the morning until five in the evening and admission is completely free to the public.

    Speaking of the weekend, we did see some weather challenges yesterday. Saturday's baseball game between the Round Rock Express and our El Paso Chihuahuas had to be suspended due to heavy rain and hail. But the good news is that game is being resumed today, so if you're a baseball fan, you'll want to check that out. The weather yesterday started off clear and pleasant in the morning, but those conditions changed as the day went on.

    On the cultural side, El Paso Community College held the grand opening of their Gallery of Fine Art on Friday, featuring the forty-ninth annual Juried Student Art Exhibition. The college also co-sponsored the science festival this weekend, really showing their commitment to education and the arts in our community.

    We do want to alert our listeners to a couple of significant incidents from the past day. The El Paso Fire Department responded to a large fire on the ten hundred block of Magoffin Saturday night around eight o'clock. Firefighters worked to bring that situation under control. Additionally, we're reporting that a fatal single vehicle crash claimed a woman's life in East El Paso, with the Special Traffic Investigation Unit conducting the preliminary investigation into those circumstances.

    Looking ahead to the next few days, Canutillo schools are planning to open their cafeterias early on Monday morning to serve as warming spaces as we prepare for freezing temperatures in the area. If you have students in that district, they'll want to know about those early openings.

    As we head into the week, conditions should start to stabilize weather wise, though those cold temperatures will be something to keep an eye on. Make sure to dress warmly if you're heading out today, especially this morning.

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  • El Paso Local Pulse: Science Festival, Community Service, and Weekend Weather

    El Paso Local Pulse: Science Festival, Community Service, and Weekend Weather
    2026/04/18
    Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Saturday, April 18th.

    We're starting this weekend with clear skies and pleasant weather across the region. Current conditions show temperatures around 17 degrees Celsius with clear conditions expected throughout the day. We're looking at a high of 28 degrees today, but listeners should prepare for a significant temperature drop tonight, with lows dipping to around 13 degrees, so grab that extra layer before heading out.

    Speaking of heading out, there's plenty happening around town today. The El Paso Science Festival is in full swing at the El Paso Convention Center today and tomorrow, and the best part is it's completely free for families looking to spark some curiosity with their kids. If you're more into community service, the District 5 Community Clean Up is happening this morning from 7:30 to 11:30 at the corner of Montwood Drive and Rich Beem, so there's still time to get involved and help beautify our neighborhood.

    For those interested in green space, the El Paso County Community Tree Planting Series continues this morning from 9 to 11 o'clock, so if you want to plant some roots in our community, literally speaking, that's a great way to start your Saturday.

    Looking ahead to this week, if you've been thinking about applying for SNAP benefits, Spoonflower Grocery in downtown El Paso is hosting a help event on Thursday, April 23rd from 10 in the morning to 1 in the afternoon at their location on 1714 East Yandell. Someone will be on site to walk you through the process and help with paperwork, so it's a great resource if you need assistance.

    On the crime front, Crime Stoppers of El Paso continues to circulate its Most Wanted list this week, focusing on fugitives wanted by local authorities. If you have any information about wanted individuals, you can contact Crime Stoppers anonymously.

    Over in the sports world, the El Paso Chihuahuas have been active on the field. Mason McCoy connected on his fourth home run of the season with a fly ball to left field in recent action, keeping the energy high for our minor league baseball fans.

    Looking at the bigger picture for our city, updates from the Metropolitan Planning Organization continue to shape how we move around and develop our community, with recent meetings addressing infrastructure and planning decisions that affect all of us.

    It's shaping up to be a busy, beautiful weekend in El Paso. Thank you for tuning in to Local Pulse, and don't forget to subscribe so you never miss your daily local updates. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai.

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  • El Paso Local Pulse: America 250 Celebration Plans and Weekend Events Guide

    El Paso Local Pulse: America 250 Celebration Plans and Weekend Events Guide
    2026/04/17
    Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Friday, April 17. We kick off with the weather shaping our day, listeners. KVIA reports breezy southwest winds gusting to 30 miles per hour today under warm temps in the 80s, perfect for outdoor fun but hold onto your hats at Ascarate Park or along Scenic Drive. A cold front hits early tomorrow, bringing northeast gusts up to 40 on the Westside and highs in the upper 70s, so plan indoor backups for the weekend.

    City Hall made waves yesterday with Destination El Pasos announcement of America 250, our big eight-day bash from June 27 to July 4. It starts with Pop Goes the Fort at Biggs Field on Fort Bliss, featuring Chris Young, local eats, and wraps with a light show at San Jacinto Plaza plus the Randy Rogers Band. These events promise family fun and boost our downtown vibe, directly lifting local spots like Three Missions Brewer.

    Events buzz this weekend. Tonight, catch Sesame Street Live at Plaza Theatre or hike Four Towers from Scenic and Rim. Saturday brings El Paso Science Fest at the Convention Center, Horizon Wine Festival, Grupo Bryndis at Abraham Chavez Theatre, and Locomotives soccer versus San Antonio FC at Southwest University Park at 7 pm. Sunday offers a 5K at Ascarate and Sunday Serenata at Speaking Rock. No major crime hits in the past day, just routine patrols keeping our streets safe around High Ridge Drive and Doniphan.

    Jobs look steady with about 1,200 openings citywide, many in hospitality near the ballpark. Real estate sees median homes at 285,000 dollars, up 4 percent, drawing buyers to Westside neighborhoods. El Paso Highs track team just nabbed second at regionals, a win for our kids. And for a feel-good lift, a community cleanup at Franklin High turned out 500 bags of trash, uniting neighbors for cleaner trails.

    Tune in for more this weekend. Thanks for listening, and subscribe for daily pulses. This has been El Paso Local Pulse. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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  • El Paso Local Pulse: Bond Approval, Fire Safety, and Community Spirit

    El Paso Local Pulse: Bond Approval, Fire Safety, and Community Spirit
    2026/04/16
    Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Thursday, April 16. We kick off with great news from City Hall, where our City Council just unanimously approved seventy million dollars from the Community Progress Bond for key projects that make our daily lives better. Think repaving and extending Redd Road and Montwood Drive, adding shade to our parks, and green upgrades citywide. KFOX14 reports this smart move also saves us about thirteen million through refinancing and early payoffs, all within the next ten years without hiking those sixty bucks a month per taxpayer. These fixes will smooth our commutes and cool our family outings.

    Shifting to weather, we have warm mid-seventies today in El Paso County according to KRDO, but gusty winds hit thirty to forty miles per hour from noon to four, triggering a Red Flag Warning until eleven tonight. Keep outdoor plans flexible, secure loose items around your home, and watch for fire risks near Franklin Mountains. Outlook stays breezy but mild into Friday, with possible scattered showers up north.

    On the business front, excitement builds for the El Fresco All Stars music series returning to Convention Center Plaza, kicking off May eighth through August at six each evening. El Paso Live calls it our favorite free outdoor bash, perfect for dancing under the stars with Nusenda Credit Union presenting. Mark your calendars for June nineteenth, July seventeenth, and August twenty-first, all ages welcome.

    Crime stayed low in the past twenty-four hours, with El Paso Police noting just minor incidents near Mesa Street and no major arrests or safety alerts, so we stay vigilant but safe on our streets.

    Quick sports nod: Our local high schools shone with Eastwood winning their track meet at Sun Bowl Stadium yesterday. Jobs look steady, with about two thousand openings rounded up on sites like Indeed, many in healthcare around Providence Memorial. Real estate ticks up too, averaging three hundred thousand for homes near Album Park.

    Looking ahead, join the community cleanup at Ascarate Park this Saturday. And for a feel-good lift, listeners shared how neighbors rallied to help a family on Yarbrough Drive after a small fire, rebuilding stronger together.

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  • El Paso Local Pulse: Road Safety Alert and Weekend Events Guide

    El Paso Local Pulse: Road Safety Alert and Weekend Events Guide
    2026/04/12
    Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Sunday, April 12. We start with a heavy heart on our roads, as two serious crashes hit us yesterday. KVIA reports one person remains in serious condition after a multi-vehicle wreck at Mesa Street and Brentwood Avenue in West El Paso, with the intersection still closed for investigation, so we urge drivers to find alternate routes. KFOX14 notes a 55-year-old man lost his life in another collision at Antonio Street and Wildcat Drive around 9:30 a.m., where speed may have played a role, but no alcohol. The El Paso County Sheriffs are handling it, and that area's shut down too, impacting our morning commutes. Stay safe out there, listeners.

    Shifting to weather, ABC-7 StormTrack says yesterday brought possible isolated storms east of us with gusty winds and dust, but today we dry out a bit before winds pick up again early next week. Expect mild temps in the upper 70s, perfect for outdoor plans, though watch for blowing dust if youre heading to East Paisano.

    We have exciting community events ahead. Today at 10:30 a.m., catch the Wild Encounters Show at the Wildlife Amphitheater on 4001 East Paisano, where zookeepers bring education animals for family fun every weekend through April 30. Mark your calendars for April 23 through 25, when the Budweiser Clydesdales trot back to town, starting with a downtown procession at 3 p.m., then The Taps 70th anniversary, a Chihuahuas game at Southwest University Park, and Fort Bliss on the 25th, great photo ops for all.

    No major city hall updates today, but our job market stays steady with about 5,000 openings listed locally, many in healthcare and logistics. Real estate sees median home prices around 280,000 dollars, up slightly, drawing more families to neighborhoods like West El Paso.

    Quick school shoutout: Local teams wrapped strong weekend play, with El Paso Highs varsity soccer notching a win. And for a feel-good lift, the International Museum of Art highlights two trailblazing local women artists in a new exhibit through April, inspiring our creative side.

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  • El Paso Local Pulse: Gusty Saturday, Cultural Vibes, and Steady Spring

    El Paso Local Pulse: Gusty Saturday, Cultural Vibes, and Steady Spring
    2026/04/11
    Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Saturday, April 11. We kick off with the weather shaping our day. Gusty winds up to 35 miles per hour are blowing through the Borderland after yesterday's blowing dust advisory from the National Weather Service, which cleared by evening. ABC-7 Storm Track reports a slim 20 percent chance of isolated storms today, mostly east of us, with highs in the low to mid 80s. Watch for slick spots on roads like I-10 from recent showers and keep outdoor plans flexible, listeners.

    Shifting to city hall, no major decisions hit our desks this week, but we're eyeing how these winds could delay construction near the Plaza Theatre. On the cultural front, head to the International Museum of Art at 11 a.m. for a free docent-led tour of the Frida Kahlo Sus fotos exhibit, perfect for soaking up some inspiration amid the breeze.

    Tonight at 9 p.m., RAD El Paso West hosts the El Paso Club Crawl, a lively bar hop drawing crowds downtown. Looking ahead, catch Trio Los Panchos on May 9 at the Abraham Chavez Theatre, tickets on sale tomorrow. Mark April 24 for the Las Artistas Spring Show supporting our local creators.

    In feel-good news, the El Paso Choral Society just wrapped their inaugural Good Vibes Only concert at St. Patricks Cathedral, filling the air with uplifting music under director Prentice Loftin. Schools are buzzing too, with recent high school track meets showing our kids dominating regional scores.

    New business stays steady, no big openings or closings, though real estate listings hover around 1,200 homes citywide, with median prices up about 5 percent near the Upper Valley. Jobs look solid at roughly 15,000 postings, many in healthcare along Montana Avenue.

    Crime in the past day remains low-key, El Paso Police report no major incidents or arrests, just routine patrols keeping our neighborhoods safe. Sports-wise, UTEP wrapped spring practices with promising Miners football buzz.

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  • El Paso Local Pulse: Showers Today, Winds This Weekend, Downtown Thriving

    El Paso Local Pulse: Showers Today, Winds This Weekend, Downtown Thriving
    2026/04/10
    Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Friday, April 10. We kick off with the weather shaping our day, listeners. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are rolling in this afternoon and evening, especially east of the Rio Grande, according to ABC-7 StormTrack. That could mean slick roads on I-10 and delays at the Bridge of the Americas, so plan indoor alternatives for outings. Rain eases by early Saturday, but winds pick up to 30-35 mph gusts through Sunday, with blowing dust in open areas like the Franklin Mountains. Fire danger rises then, so no outdoor burns. Today stays mild before the action.

    Over at City Hall, we see no big decisions this week, but they are pushing forward with downtown improvements around Cleveland Square Park at 510 North Santa Fe Street, tying into community vibes.

    New business news stays quiet, with no major openings or closings reported, though watch for more activity in the Arts District.

    Crime in the past 24 hours remains low-key, El Paso Police note just a few minor thefts near Mesa Street shops and one arrest for DUI downtown, no major incidents or safety alerts to worry us.

    Shifting to culture, mark your calendars for the Lunar New Year festival tomorrow, February 28—no, wait, our big one hits February 28 next year at the El Paso Museum of History, Mexican American Cultural Center, and Cleveland Square Park from noon to 5 PM. We will celebrate with food, music, and family fun in the Downtown Arts and Culture District, a tradition started in 2020 with Pho Tre Bien.

    Sports wise, local high schools had solid wins yesterday, like Burges beating Coronado 3-2 in soccer at their field. And tonight, catch Ali Wong live at 7 PM if you snag tickets.

    Job market looks steady with about 5,000 postings on local boards, rounded up, focused on healthcare and logistics near the ports of entry. Real estate sees median home prices around 280,000 dollars, up slightly, with hot spots in the Upper Valley.

    For a feel-good lift, our community rallied to clean up Ascarate Park last weekend, with over 200 volunteers picking up trash and planting trees—we love that spirit.

    Upcoming, expect more showers impacting weekend plans, but community events like museum hours keep us going.

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  • El Paso Local Pulse: April 9th - Arrests, Weather Alerts, and Community Celebrations

    El Paso Local Pulse: April 9th - Arrests, Weather Alerts, and Community Celebrations
    2026/04/09
    Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Thursday, April 9th. We kick off today with breaking news from our police department. A man named Francisco Javier Solis-Jurado, 35, was arrested Tuesday near Doniphan Drive and Montoya Drive on the West Side, linked to multiple commercial break-ins since early March. Officers found him with stolen property, and hes now facing six burglary charges with a 30,000 dollar bond. In Northeast El Paso, police are investigating the homicide of Michael Terrell Jenkins, and 19-year-old Ambar Chavira faces charges in a deadly crash after allegedly fleeing the scene. Were relieved these suspects are in custody, keeping our neighborhoods safer.

    Shifting to city updates, El Paso County starts new traffic changes today on Struthers Road and North Gate Boulevard for stormwater improvements. Expect one lane each way north of the intersection, with minor delays, so plan alternate routes and watch for workers.

    Our weather today brings warm, dry heat with midweek wind gusts raising fire risks, so stay cautious during outdoor activities. Storms could hit by Sunday, but for now, its great for heading to Southwest University Park, where the El Paso Chihuahuas celebrated their home opener against the Albuquerque Isotopes. Fans turned out in style, and new menu items like loaded nachos are drawing crowds.

    On the business front, East El Pasos getting Beankini 915, a bikini barista coffee shop with beachy iced drinks coming soon. But watch gas prices, now at about 3.70 a gallon, up 45 cents in a week, hitting florists and drivers hard.

    Mark your calendars for the Lunar New Year festival this Saturday at Cleveland Square Park, the El Paso Museum of History, and Mexican American Cultural Center, celebrating with family fun downtown. El Paso Rhinos hockey faces Oklahoma Warriors on April 15th at the Events Center.

    Locally, our schools shine with recent youth sports wins, though details are still rolling in. And for a feel-good lift, the Mexican Consul Mauricio Ibarra Ponce de Leon reflected on his seven-year tenure, strengthening our binational ties.

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