Is Arizona State on the brink of a historic achievement Saturday at home against middling Mississippi State? Read: Read More
Texas Monthly – U.S. Chamber of Commerce backs Ted Cruz for Senate over Colin Allred
Allred, who had previously gotten the Chamber’s endorsement in his House races, had long used the endorsement as proof of his bipartisan credentials. Read: Read More
Yard Barker – USC makes huge leap in latest top 25 polls after big win over LSU
After a wild Week 1 of the 2024 college football season, the latest AP and Coaches polls were released on Tuesday, and the team that made the biggest jump from the preseason…
Texas Monthly – The Most Underrated Travel Experience in Texas: College Museums
Museums on college campuses are a resource for enrolled students, but they let the rest of us continue our education, too—often for free. Many focus on a specific region or era of…
El Paso Matters – El Paso events: Minerpalooza, UTEP football, Walk of Hope and more
Here’s a roundup of some culture and civic events in the borderland in the coming week. UTEP Minerpalooza Minerpalooza returns to the University of Texas at El Paso campus from 6 to…
KTSM News – Wednesday 9-hour forecast: Beautiful weather for outdoor activities
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Happy hump day! With all the past rain that made its way across El Paso on Labor Day, today will be a great day to mow your…
KTSM News – Fire destroys home in South-Central El Paso
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The El Paso Fire Department responded to a house fire in South-Central El Paso Wednesday morning, Sept. 4. According to a spokesperson for the El Paso Fire…
KTSM News – Mega Millions jackpot climbs to $740 million
(NEXSTAR) — The Mega Millions jackpot grew to $740 million on Wednesday after no one won the big prize in Tuesday night’s drawing. The new jackpot has a cash value of $366.3…
Texas Monthly – In South Texas, SpaceX faces skepticism over environmental damage
A federal agency has paused some of SpaceX’s plans amid concerns over the environment. Read: Read More
Texas Monthly – Texas schools are hiring more teachers without traditional training. They hope the state will pay to prepare them.
Schools are hiring instructors with different types of backgrounds to deal with critical staff shortages. Read: Read More