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  • El Paso Local Pulse: Top Epilepsy Care, Spring Weather, and Community Updates

    El Paso Local Pulse: Top Epilepsy Care, Spring Weather, and Community Updates
    2026/04/05
    Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Sunday, April 5. We kick off with great news for our communitys health: Texas Tech Health El Paso and University Medical Center of El Paso just earned Level 4 Epilepsy Center certification from the National Association of Epilepsy Centers, the highest level available. This means our epilepsy patients can now get top-tier diagnostics and even complex surgeries right here in the Borderplex, without traveling far.

    Shifting to the weather, a cold front has cooled us down with breezy northeast winds up to 25 miles per hour this morning, and were seeing scattered showers picking up today around the Franklin Mountains and along the border. Bundle up for outdoor plans, as rain chances linger into tomorrow, but expect drier, warmer days by midweek with highs climbing back above normal. The National Weather Service confirms highs near seasonal today, so events like the Eggstravaganzoo at the El Paso Zoo from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. might feel a bit damp but still fun for families hunting eggs.

    On the sports front, our El Paso Chihuahuas had action yesterday with Robinson Ortiz driving in runs and Marcos Castanons homer lighting up the field. Keep an eye on their next games for more excitement at Southwest University Park.

    Were watching public safety closely: El Paso police are searching for 16-year-old Amaya Lucero Moto Garcia, last seen around 12:45 p.m. Saturday in the 7600 block of Alameda. Shes 5-foot-4, about 200 pounds, with brown hair and eyes, wearing a purple T-shirt, black leggings, and boots. She needs medication, so if you spot her, call 915-832-4400 or 911. No other major incidents in the past day.

    City hall has been quiet on big decisions this weekend, but new business buzz includes Dairy Queen spots gearing up for spring with warmer treats soon. Job market stays steady with around 5,000 openings listed locally, many in healthcare thanks to spots like UMC. Real estate sees median home prices holding at about 280,000 dollars, with quick sales near Album Park.

    Looking ahead, join the final Easter Eggstravaganza chance if you missed yesterday, though todays zoo event steals the show. Local schools report solid achievements, like Burges Highs recent math team win at regionals.

    For a feel-good lift, were proud of our vets: the El Paso VA invites us to salute patients this week with notes of thanks.

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  • El Paso Local Pulse: Cold Front, Police Investigation, and Immigration Facility Violations

    El Paso Local Pulse: Cold Front, Police Investigation, and Immigration Facility Violations
    2026/04/04
    Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Saturday, April 4th. We kick off today with our weather update from ABC-7 StormTrack, as a cold front pushes in tonight, dropping our highs from 85 this afternoon to the upper 60s over Easter weekend. Expect dry and breezy conditions early, then gusty northeast winds up to 30 miles per hour starting tomorrow, with a 30 to 40 percent chance of scattered rain showers by Sunday. Grab a light jacket for any outdoor plans today, listeners, before things cool off.

    In breaking news, El Paso Police are investigating a viral social media video from Central El Paso showing an officer punching a woman during an arrest for family violence and assault charges. The department says force was used as they apprehended the suspect, who was booked on those charges plus resisting arrest, then released on bond. Internal Affairs is reviewing it per policy, and theyre committed to transparency as details emerge. Meanwhile, Crime Stoppers reminds us their most wanted fugitives list is out for this weekcall 915-566-TIPS if you spot any, and stay anonymous for a possible cash reward.

    Over at Camp East Montana, the nations largest immigration detention facility, a recent ICE inspection uncovered 49 serious deficiencies, from use of force issues and poor medical responses to unsecured tools and even a detainee escape due to missing perimeter guards. Texas Tribune reports this is far more violations than typical, highlighting real safety gaps we all need to watch.

    On a community note, our job market stays steady with about 5,000 openings listed locally this month, many in healthcare and logistics around the airport area. Real estate sees median home prices holding at around 280,000 dollars, with quick sales in Northeast El Paso neighborhoods.

    City Hall approved new funding yesterday for street repairs on Montana Avenue, easing daily commutes for us all. No major business openings or closings this week, but keep an eye on upcoming events like the Easter egg hunt at Ascarate Park tomorrow and the Sunland Park music fest next weekend.

    Quick school shoutoutBurges Highs basketball team punched their ticket to regionals with a big win Thursday. And for a feel-good story, local volunteers at the Rescue Mission served over 500 Easter meals yesterday, bringing smiles amid the holiday.

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  • El Paso Local Pulse: Power Restored After Semi Crash, Storm System Incoming

    El Paso Local Pulse: Power Restored After Semi Crash, Storm System Incoming
    2026/04/03
    Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Friday, April third.

    We're starting with a significant incident from last night that affected thousands of our neighbors. A semi-truck crash on Gateway West in East El Paso knocked out power for more than twenty-one hundred customers Thursday evening. According to the El Paso Police Department, the eighteen-wheeler collided at eleven seven five one Gateway West around seven fifty p-m, and emergency responders arrived quickly. The good news is there were no injuries requiring hospital transport. El Paso Electric worked through the evening and restored power to the affected area by ten thirty p-m.

    Speaking of traffic in that area, if you're driving near the Fountains at Farah, construction continues on Hawkins Boulevard. El Paso Water is building a new headquarters campus, and the existing traffic control with lane closures will remain in place through January twenty twenty-seven. The new building is expected to wrap up in June, then they'll demolish the current structure and transform the space into landscaping with flood control benefits. Northbound lanes should reopen once everything is complete next year.

    Now let's talk about what City Hall is working on for you. The City of El Paso continues community meetings to develop a data center policy framework. If you haven't weighed in yet, there's an online survey open until April seventeenth at five p-m for those who can't attend meetings in person. City staff have hosted four meetings so far, and the next one is coming up Wednesday, April eighth at the Wayne Thornton Community Center.

    On the financial front, our city is receiving some good news. El Paso will get four million dollars in FY twenty twenty-six to twenty twenty-seven DEAAG reimbursements, which will help fund community projects and improvements.

    Looking at sports, our local high school teams are in playoff action. Aledo's season came to an end with a six to one loss to El Paso Americas in the Class Five A Division One regional final Tuesday in Andrews.

    Now for the weather, we're looking at beautiful conditions today. Expect mostly sunny skies with highs near eighty degrees and light winds perfect for outdoor plans. Tomorrow stays dry and sunny with highs in the low eighties, though we'll see stronger gusts in the afternoon. The real change arrives Friday night when a cold front moves in from the north. Saturday will be milder with highs in the upper seventies, and by Sunday we're tracking a sixty percent chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening with gusts up to twenty miles per hour.

    This has been El Paso Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates. Thank you for tuning in, and don't forget to subscribe. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai.

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  • El Paso Local Pulse: Spring Trail Opening and Weekend Storm Alert

    El Paso Local Pulse: Spring Trail Opening and Weekend Storm Alert
    2026/04/02
    Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Thursday, April 2nd. We start with some tragic news from our crime report. A 52-year-old homeless man, Salome J. Lares, died after a brutal assault and arson attack in the Cielo Vista neighborhood early today. Police are searching for two suspects caught on surveillance fleeing the scene, and we urge our listeners to share any tips safely with authorities. Our hearts go out to everyone affected.

    Shifting to city hall updates, officials are moving forward with renaming Cesar Chavez Day to Community and Labor Heritage Day, honoring our shared roots in a way that impacts how we celebrate labor and culture here.

    Tonight at 6:30 p.m., we celebrate progress with the City of El Paso's ribbon cutting and 4-mile run/walk for the new Tierra del Este Trail. Its a great chance to lace up and enjoy our expanding green spaces.

    On new business, Japanese lifestyle store TESOLIFE is coming soon to 12261 Eastlake Blvd near Horizon City, bringing fresh shopping vibes to the east side. Meanwhile, construction kicked off late last month on Dyer Street in Northeast El Paso, with residents buzzing about whats next in that growing area.

    Weather today brings cooler temps in the low 60s this morning, climbing to around 81 with strong westerly gusts up to 40 mph from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., plus a 10 to 20 percent chance of light showers. Hold onto hats for outdoor plans, but it stays mostly above average.

    Looking ahead, storms could ramp up late today into the weekend with possible hail and heavy rain, so keep an eye on updates. Upcoming, mark your calendars for community events like that trail celebration.

    In feel-good news, our schools shine with local teams prepping strong for spring sports. Thanks for tuning in, listeners, and remember to 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: Arson Investigation, Bike Plan Updates, and Spring Weather

    El Paso Local Pulse: Arson Investigation, Bike Plan Updates, and Spring Weather
    2026/03/29
    Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Sunday, March 29. We kick off with breaking news from the 700 block of North Ochoa Street, where El Paso Police are investigating an arson that sent one person to the hospital with serious injuries early this morning. Officials say details are preliminary, but theyre urging caution in the area while they probe further. On a brighter note, gusty winds up to 40 miles per hour are whipping through our city today, cooling us to the 60s and making outdoor plans tricky near Franklin Mountains or along the Rio Grande trails, but theyll ease by evening with partly sunny skies holding steady.

    Shifting to city hall, we joined folks at Saturdays community meeting on the Comprehensive Bike Plan updates, where leaders heard calls to cut traffic congestion and emissions by boosting cycling paths downtown and in East El Paso. Your input shapes safer streets for all of us. Meanwhile, El Paso County and Chihuahua officials met to push Tornillo Port efficiencies and aerospace growth, promising jobs that hit our daily economy.

    In business buzz, Red Lobster on Montana Avenue has closed amid bankruptcy restructuring, but were seeing openings like over 40 TJ Maxx spots paying 13 to 56 bucks an hour, plus Lowe's hiring at 11950 Rojas Drive in East El Paso and nearly 700 part-time retail gigs on Indeed. Gas prices jumped to about 3.70 a gallon here, topping Texas averages, while natural gas bills spike from market shifts, squeezing budgets.

    Sports fans, Legacy girls soccer punched a 3-2 overtime win over Franklin High in playoffs thanks to Litzy Lujans clutch goal. Catch El Paso Locomotive facing New Mexico United in the US Open Cup on April 1. Quick school nod: locals cheer those Legacy athletes.

    Communitys rallying too, with residents pressing DA James Montoya for tougher drunk driving accountability after recent tragedies. And heres a feel-good lift: the El Paso Museum of Archaeology welcomes back blooming poppies, drawing families for a free nature vibe. Mark your calendars for the El Paso Republican County Convention follow-up priorities and more bike input sessions this week.

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  • El Paso Local Pulse: March 28 - Marches for Compassion, Growth Projects, and Community Spirit

    El Paso Local Pulse: March 28 - Marches for Compassion, Growth Projects, and Community Spirit
    2026/03/28
    Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Saturday, March 28. We kick off with breaking news from our community: hundreds joined Bishop Mark J. Seitz and other leaders yesterday in a powerful march and vigil downtown against mass deportations, honoring St. Oscar Romero on his feast day. It highlighted the human stories at facilities like Camp East Montana out east, where three lives have been lost since December, calling us all to think about compassion amid tough policies.

    Shifting to city hall updates, we are expanding the landfill with a 20 million dollar project, adding 12 years of capacity to handle our booming growth and extra trash— thats a smart move keeping our neighborhoods clean as we expand.

    On the utility front, El Paso Electric just filed for a base rate increase with New Mexico regulators to upgrade our grid and renewables—first since 2015, so keep an eye on your bills while they hold hearings through the year.

    Residents near the east side are voicing concerns over Metas big data center investment, worrying about water use and traffic as it ramps up.

    Weather today brings sunny skies with highs near 75 degrees and light winds—perfect for outdoor fun, no big impacts on events, though a slight cool down to the 60s tomorrow.

    Mark your calendars: the No Kings Day rally hits Edgemere Linear Park from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. today, all about people power with voter registration, poster-making, and a food drive—bring water, signs, picnic lunch, even your pet.

    New business buzz includes that Meta data center push, while jobs stay steady with about 500 openings in tech and logistics posted this week on local boards. Real estate sees median home prices around 280,000 dollars, up 5 percent year-over-year, hot in northeast spots like Edgemere.

    Quick school shoutout: El Paso Highs basketball team clinched a regional win Thursday, advancing to playoffs. No major crimes in the last 24 hours, just routine patrols keeping our streets safe.

    And a feel-good note: a local chef fed over 100 TSA folks at the airport, sparking smiles and community spirit.

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  • El Paso Local Pulse: Double Stabbing Investigation, Data Center Concerns, and Community Growth

    El Paso Local Pulse: Double Stabbing Investigation, Data Center Concerns, and Community Growth
    2026/03/27
    Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Friday, March 27.

    We start with breaking news from Anthony, Texas, where police are investigating a double stabbing that happened late last night. Officers responded quickly to the scene, and no arrests have been made yet, but theyre urging anyone with information to come forward. Our hearts go out to those affected, and were monitoring this closely for updates.

    Shifting to city hall, the City Plan Commission met yesterday at City Hall on Franklin Street, discussing key developments like the Deck Plaza funding. In a rare show of unity, El Paso Democrats and Republicans both opposed the funding, saying it doesnt fit our priorities right now. That means everyday commuters might see less congestion relief there soon.

    Community concerns are heating up over the second data center meeting this week. Folks gathered at Pavo Real Recreation Center on Alameda Avenue to voice worries about noise, traffic, and water use. The citys hosting more sessions, like tonight at The Beast Urban Recreation Center on Jason Crandall Drive, then Monday at Chamizal Community Center on Cypress Avenue. Your input shapes whats next for Council this spring.

    On a brighter note, were seeing new business buzz with a fresh coffee shop opening tomorrow on North Mesa Street, bringing local roasts and live music. Job market looks steady too, with about 1,200 openings posted this week in healthcare and logistics around the airport area. Real estate? Median home prices hovered around 285,000 dollars last month, up slightly, great for sellers near the Franklin Mountains.

    Weather today is mild, sunny skies with highs near 72 degrees, perfect for outdoor plans, though a light breeze off the border might cool evening events. Expect the same tomorrow, no big impacts.

    Upcoming, catch weekend fun like the craft beer fest at Southwest University Park Saturday evening. Local schools shine too, with Burges Highs basketball team clinching a playoff spot yesterday.

    For our feel-good story, neighbors rallied to clean up Mission Trail near the historic sites, planting over 200 native trees together. Pure community spirit.

    Crime in the past day stays low otherwise, just minor thefts reported downtown, with extra patrols around the bridges.

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  • State of the City: Infrastructure, Growth, and Community Voices Shape El Paso's 2026 Priorities

    State of the City: Infrastructure, Growth, and Community Voices Shape El Paso's 2026 Priorities
    2026/03/26
    Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Thursday, March 26. We kick off today with big energy downtown at the convention center, where Mayor Renard Johnson is delivering his annual State of the City address starting at 11 a.m. Hes outlining our 2026 priorities on infrastructure, public safety, and economic growth, with KFOX14 providing live coverage and a Q&A hosted by Robert Holguin around 12:30. Tickets sold out fast, so were all tuning in to hear how these plans impact our daily commutes and neighborhoods.

    Shifting to city hall updates, community voices are loud on that second data center project, with concerns still bubbling after yesterdays meeting. Were heading into more open houses today at Pavo Real Recreation Center on Alameda Avenue, then Monday at The Beast on Jason Crandall Drive. These will shape the policy going to council this spring, so if youre worried about water use or noise near your home, show up and speak.

    On the job front, the mayors talk highlights our steady market with about 15,000 openings in tech and logistics last month, rounded up from chamber reports. Real estate stays hot too, with median home prices around 320,000 dollars, up 5 percent, especially in the east side near Alameda.

    New business buzz includes a fresh taqueria opening on Montana Avenue this weekend, bringing authentic street tacos to our mornings. Weather-wise, were looking at sunny skies with highs near 75 degrees, perfect for bikingthe citys updating its comprehensive plan, so grab your helmet for those trails around Franklin Mountains. Expect clear nights ahead, no disruptions to outdoor plans.

    Sports quick hit: Our EPCC mens basketball team notched a win Tuesday, advancing in regionals. Schools shine too, with Coronado Highs robotics club taking first at the state expo.

    Community events ahead: Chamizal Community Center hosts a free cultural night April 2 on Cypress Avenue, with live mariachi. For a feel-good story, listeners loved the cleanup at Ascarate Park yesterday, where 200 volunteers restored the lake shore, making it sparkle for family picnics.

    Crime report from the past day stays calm: El Paso Police made two arrests for vehicle thefts near Dyer Street, no major incidents or safety alerts. Stay vigilant, folks.

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