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El Paso sees surge in delayed voter registrations, testing election staff
El Paso County’s voter registration backlog swelled to about 12,000 applications after a state DPS error delayed records statewide.
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El Paso restaurant burglarized 4 times as thieves enter through roof
Mesa Street Grill owner seeks leads after restaurant burglarized over weekend.
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El Paso Times
'I (expletive) did it.' El Paso man allegedly confesses to killing brother
An El Paso man is accused of fatally shooting his brother after a night of drinking and arguing, then leading police on a chase.
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El Paso Times
El Paso school weather updates: Which games, parades are canceled
School districts have announced a new round of cancellation, postponements amid a rain-filled forecast.
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El Paso Times
Updates: El Paso under flood watch as storms bring heavy rain
Rain chances are expected to increase Tuesday, Sept. 22, peaking around 6 p.m. and continuing overnight.
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El Paso Times
Stray no more: Lost dog jumps into El Paso police car for help
Here's the story of a lost El Paso dog named Archer and how he rescued himself on the border highway.
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El Paso Times
Jefferson High student killed in El Paso car crash near zoo mourned
A 16-year-old girl killed in a car crash near the El Paso Zoo was identified as a high school student.
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El Paso Times
Week 5 El Paso high school football picks: Felix predicts every game
The fifth week of high school football is here with games on Sept. 24-25. See predictions and a schedule of games.
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El Paso Times
Severe storms bring flooding to El Paso, Juárez
Heavy rains caused flooding and stranded cars in El Paso and Juárez as crews responded to scores of emergency calls.
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott Halts New Permits for Automated License Plate Readers on State Roads
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has issued an order directing the Department of Transportation to cease issuing new permits for the installation of Flock cameras and other automated license plate readers (ALPRs) on state roads. This directive comes amidst ongoing discussions regarding privacy and surveillance technologies. The Texas Department of Public Safety currently operates approximately 900 such cameras across the state. The governor's order specifically targets the expansion of these systems by preventing the issuance of additional permits, indicating a pause in the proliferation of new ALPR installations on state-controlled roadways. This action reflects a growing concern over the use and oversight of surveillance technologies by various entities within the state.
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El Paso Times
Heavy rain, booming thunder: What’s fueling El Paso storms?
You might be wondering why recent storms seem more intense than usual. The National Weather Service explains what’s behind this active weather.
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El Paso Times
Way Out West Fest in El Paso to close streets for 'honky-tonk fiesta'
A "honky-tonk fiesta" is coming to Downtown El Paso that will result in street closures for Way Out West Fest.
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