EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The Paso del Norte Health Foundation is awarding more than half a million dollars in grants to seven organizations working to improve health across the Borderplex region….
Texas Monthly – With his personal life under scrutiny, Ken Paxton’s family defends his character in Senate race
After Sen. John Cornyn ran ads about his rival’s alleged infidelity, Paxton countered with a spot featuring his daughter, who cited her father’s “genuine love for his family” in an op-ed. Read:…
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KTSM News – Teen airlifted after shooting in Vado
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — A 14-year-old was airlifted to a hospital after a shooting Wednesday, Feb. 25, in Vado, according to Doña Ana County. The County says deputies and fire rescue…
Yard Barker – Former LSU WR Devonta Lee dies at age 27
Former LSU wide receiver Devonta Lee has died at the age of 27, his family disclosed on Thursday. Read: Read More
Tech Crunch – PayPal might not be looking to sell itself: Report
PayPal may not be in talks to be acquired, sources have told Semafor, after a previous news report that Stripe was sniffing around. Read more: Read More
KTSM News – Gov. Abbott holds “Let’s roll” campaign event in El Paso
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is in El Paso to hold his “Let’s Roll” campaign event to get people to vote in time for the March 1 primary….
El Paso Matters – Can I write my address on my city of El Paso trash bin?
Yes. City of El Paso residents may write their address on their trash and recycling bins. Customers of the city’s Environmental Services Department may label their containers with their address as long…
Tech Crunch – Google paid startup Form Energy $1B for its massive 100-hour battery
The deal paves the way for Form Energy to raise a new funding round before potentially going public next year. Read more: Read More
Border Report – Mexico in ‘stable condition’ days after cartel attacks
The public safety situation in Mexico has stabilized but travelers should still be cautious when vacationing and doing business south of the border, an international security firm says. Read: Read More