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KTSM News – El Paso ISD announces Phase II meetings for district redesign
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The El Paso Independent School District (ISD) announced the upcoming community meetings for Phase II of the Destination District Redesign, the district announced in a press release…
KTSM News – Woman recruiter for Jalisco cartel sentenced to 20 years in prison
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — A woman who was a recruiter for the Jalisco New Generation Cartel was recently sentenced in El Paso to 20 years in prison, according to the U.S….
El Paso Taxpayer Revolt – CLAUDIA LIZETTE RODRIGUEZ RAISES $0 FOR HER CAMPAIGN FOR COUNTY PRECINCT 1
[[{“value”:” Zero dollars. That is how much Claudia Lizette Rodriguez has raised for her campaign for County Precinct 1. On her January 15 campaign finance report, she indicated that her husband lent…
Texas Monthly – Here Comes the Bride, All Dressed in $15,000 Custom Cowboy Boots
Before she pictured the dress, the ring, or even the groom, singer-songwriter Sara Woody could see the boots. “I had a little-girl dream of designing cowboy boots for my wedding,” says Woody,…
Texas Monthly – Which Texas Restaurants Will Get Michelin Stars?
Word on the street—or in the kitchens—over the last week is that restaurants in at least two Texas cities have been asked confidentially to provide certain materials and information to the Michelin…
Texas Monthly – Miranda Lambert, George Jones, and More Make It a Legendary Month in Texas Culture
MUSICPostcards From Texas, Miranda LambertSeptember 13For her eleventh studio release, the Lindale-raised star has assembled fourteen songs that she says are each “a letter from home.” The result is an album, which…
El Paso Matters – El Paso events: Book Club writing workshop, courthouse mural goes interactive, UTEP football
Here’s a roundup of some culture and civic events in the borderland in the coming week. El Paso Matters Book Club Writing Workshop Join the El Paso Matters Book Club for a…
Texas Monthly – Before Daniel Perry Murdered a Man at a Black Lives Matter Protest, He Was Arrested on a Charge He Assaulted His Sister
When the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles recommended that Governor Greg Abbott grant clemency to Daniel Perry, the former Army sergeant who murdered a Black Lives Matter protester in Austin in…
Texas Monthly – Stephen Harrigan’s Many Talents
When he’s asked about Texas history, Steve Harrigan often starts his reply with a caveat: “I’m not a professional historian.” Nonetheless, he’s one of the most astute researchers, thinkers, and writers about…