House Republicans approved a resolution Thursday that condemns Vice President Harris as the Biden administration’s “border czar,” the latest move by GOP lawmakers to criticize Harris as she mounts a bid for…
KTSM News – List of memorials, ceremonies in honor of Aug. 3 victims
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — A list of memorials and ceremonies will be taking place next month in memory of the 23 victims who lost their lives on August 3, 2019, in…
Texas Monthly – To Compete Against a New Presidential Candidate, Some Texas Republicans Are Dusting Off an Old Playbook
When President Joe Biden on Sunday announced that he would step aside as the Democratic presidential nominee and endorsed vice president Kamala Harris as his successor, the historic move opened several floodgates….
Texas Monthly – In the Texas Panhandle, nurses make home visits to new moms in need
Local leaders of the Nurse-Family Partnership hope they can secure money to expand the program to the region’s rural areas. Read: Read More
KTSM News – 18-wheeler fire on I-10 East at Copia causes backup
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The El Paso Fire Department says it’s currently responding to an 18-wheeler fire on I-10 East at Copia. TxDOT is currently reporting that the right three lanes…
KTSM News – Man with outstanding warrant of injury to a child, elderly or disabled person arrested
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — A 28-year-old man was recently arrested for having an outstanding criminal warrant from the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office for alleged injury to a child, elderly individual,…
Yard Barker – Five Big Ten football storylines to watch
The Big Ten is bigger and better than ever with 18 teams and a coast-to-coast footprint. Read: Read More
KTSM News – How to watch the 2024 Olympics opening ceremony
(Associated Press) — The opening ceremony for the Paris Olympics is set for Friday. Instead of a traditional march into a stadium, about 10,500 athletes will parade on more than 90 boats on the Seine River…
Texas Monthly – How a Historic Honky-tonk Gave Me Something to Fight For
My hands trembled a little as I locked my car in the parking lot of a small, blue, windowless building off Burnet Road with an image of John Wayne spray-painted on a…
Texas Monthly – A Texas Congressman Wrote the Culture War Playbook When He Killed a 1930s Theater Program
For four years in the thirties, the U.S. government invested in theater to an extent that seems impossible, even shocking, today. The Federal Theatre Project, one of a slew of New Deal…