A local news org in Texas 💻

A local news org in Texas 💻 has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in February 2024. The social media accounts linked to from A local news org in Texas 💻 are: • Instagram • TikTok • YouTube Besides social media accounts, elpasomatters has populated their site with: • El Paso climate chief: Driving less, curtailing urban sprawl key to addressing climate change in Borderland • Our latest TikTok • El Paso Matters | Homepage • Podcast: El Paso DACA recipients in ICE detention spark outcry - El Paso Matters • UTEP, EPCC get more involved in the growth of competitive esports- El Paso Matters • Podcast: Analysis on $165 billion ‘Project Jupiter’ data center in southern New Mexico - El Paso Matters • Opportunity amid financial strain: Eastwood High football trip to California moves forward • Texas’ redistricting fight can be confusing. Here’s what El Pasoans need to know • Donate here! | El Paso Matters • Get tickets! - The Texas Tribune Festival 2025 • Plaza Classic Film Festival 2025: Film Festival returns with star power, timeless stories • El Paso kermés schedule 2025: Food, music, community from August to October - El Paso Matters • How a new generation is reclaiming Segundo Barrio’s mural tradition • James Vasquez named sole finalist for Socorro ISD superintendent • El Paso is trying to create a safer, cohesive social scene. Will tougher rules work? • The next conquest: How Jake Fette is leading El Paso athletes into the NIL era • Dismissed, then detained: Immigrants face swift deportation after El Paso court hearings • EPISD school board to consider firing Superintendent Diana Sayavedra • The U.S. military established national defense areas around El Paso. The boundaries remain unclear. • Aug. 3 Walmart shooting Archives - El Paso Matters • Religious leaders urge mercy, compassion toward migrants amid Trump’s immigration crackdown • El Pasoans oppose Trump by flying upside-down flag from Scenic Drive- El Paso Matters • Photos: El Paso Matters Book Club hosts fiction workshop, author meetup with Luis Jaramillo • 6 things to know: What’s next in SISD’s plan to lay off 300 employees • ‘Our culture’: Del Valle mariachi teacher keeps family legacy, musical tradition playing • Pebble Hills High School marching band is El Paso’s first participant in iconic Rose Parade • What’s next for Duranguito? Buildings remain abandoned, fenced off as arena plans crumble • South Central EPISD students tap into technology with robotics club • PHOTOS: ‘We gotta see this,’ spectators say as desert bighorn sheep move into Franklin Mountains • Desert bighorn sheep return to native Franklin Mountains in El Paso • EPCC’s pan dulce course combines culture, cuisine, creativity • El Paso ISD to close 8 elementary schools amid enrollment declines • Election 2024: Everything you need to know for Nov. 5 general election in El Paso • Review: ‘The Gangs of Zion’ offers Ron Stallworth’s unique insights into gangs, crack and rap music in a most unexpected setting • UTEP students to vote whether to pay for new Union West building UTEP student vote could mean 400% increase in union fee- El Paso Matters • EPISD considers enrollment, capacity, campus condition for school closures • SISD’s $58.9M stadium hosts first game as El Paso high school football kicks off • Coming Home: El Paso artist Carlos Callejo’s courthouse, library murals celebrated • Are Texas towing companies required to notify the police that they've towed your car? • El Paso aims to increase recycling, reduce contamination • 👋 Donate to support El Paso Matters' 2024 voter guide • Is there an unusually high level of lithium in El Paso’s water supply? • El Paso events: La Nube opens, El Fresco series concludes • Photos: ‘Day of Remembrance’ fosters unity, healing after mass shooting • Amid heavy security, Sinaloa cartel leader Ismael Zambada García appears in El Paso federal court • El Paso marks Aug. 3 anniversary with week of tributes, events • Can you purchase over the counter birth control pills in El Paso? • Girls Run the 915: El Paso all-girl run club rooted in community, connection • Do Native Americans get free entry to visit White Sands National Park? • El Paso Water, local law enforcement warn about scheme to sell costly water filters; say city’s water is safe to drink • El Paso's La Nube STEAM center: A New Era for Downtown • Temperatures above 105 used to be rare in El Paso. Now it’s normal • Northeast El Paso amphitheater agreement approved by City Council • What El Paso’s drought means for July 4 fireworks • Q&A with ‘The Last Philosopher in Texas’ author Daniel Chacón • El Paso likely to see 100+ temperatures for weeks, National Weather Service says • The quest to save El Paso’s diminished wetlands • El Paso Election 2024: Everything you need to know for May 28 primary runoff • Daniel Chacón’s ‘The Last Philosopher in Texas’ latest El Paso Matters Book Club pick • As new school year begins, a talented violinist is among Mexican students struggling to get visas for U.S. education • Turn the tassel! El Paso college, high school graduations kick off this weekend • Arrested Socorro school board members interfered with, retaliated against district employees, indictments allege • Expert: Canutillo vote on school closures violated open meetings law • Escobar vote on House resolution draws scorn from El Paso rabbis • Socorro ISD now has state conservators. Here’s what it means • El Paso Electric is helping New Mexican customers buy electric vehicles. Is El Paso next? • Early voting for Canutillo ISD bond election begins Monday • El Paso police, fire bond projects advance as cost concerns loom • Things to do: Earth Day celebrations, Full Moon Fiesta, El Paso Symphony Orchestra concert among El Paso events this week • Things to do: History museum exhibit, 'rockumentary,' El Paso symposium • A total solar eclipse is crossing through Texas. Here’s why El Paso will see something different. • El Paso crime increased in 2023 despite nationwide drops • USDA map confirms what El Paso gardeners know: El Paso is getting warmer • Week Ahead: Easter-egg hunting in El Paso • Outgoing SISD superintendent placed on paid leave after conflict of interest allegations • TEA report exposes widespread failings at Socorro ISD • After 15 years, judge grants asylum to Mexican journalist, son • Texas immigration law on hold after late-night appeals court ruling • El Paso Electric grapples with rising temperatures, record demands as it pushes toward clean energy future • Who should pay for new development in El Paso? • Primary election results: Follow El Paso Matters for live updates, coverage on Tuesday, March 5 • ‘Celebration of Don Haskins’ pep rally set for Saturday with statue unveiling