Deezer says consumption of AI-generated music on the platform is still very low, between 1-3% of the total streams, and that 85% of these streams are detected as fraudulent and are demonetized. Read…
Tech Crunch – App host Vercel says it was hacked and customer data stolen
Vercel blamed its breach on an earlier hack at Context AI, which allowed hackers to hijack a Vercel employee’s account to steal customer data. Read more: Read More
KTSM News – El Paso Fire Department responds to early morning house fire
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The El Paso Fire Department responded to a house fire in Central El Paso, early Monday morning, April 20. Fire officials reported that crews were dispatched to…
El Paso News Max Grossman Sues Former Partner for Malicious Prosecution and Illegal Wiretapping
Last Thursday, long-time community activist Max Grossman filed a civil lawsuit against his former partner, Gabriela Marcelo, alleging that Marcelo filed criminal charges against Grossman for maliciously and illegally wiretapped him. Grossman…
Tech Crunch – Rivian’s factory hit by tornado ahead of R2 launch
Nobody was hurt after an EF-1 tornado hit the part of the factory where the R2 SUV is supposed to be built. Read more: Read More
El Paso Matters – Delayed EPISD subcontractor payments near resolution as board considers $400K payout
Four years after Don Haskins PK-8 School was opened in the Upper Valley, subcontractors who worked on the project may finally receive more than $400,000 they’re still owed for their work. The…
El Paso Herald Post – Texas Restaurant Owners Seek Relief from Immigration Enforcement
AUSTIN, Tx., April 20, 2026: The Texas Restaurant Association recently launched a coalition of restaurant owners called the Seat the Table. The coalition is asking federal legislators to seek immigration […] The…
Texas Monthly – Cryptocurrency industry is on track to surpass 2024 spending on Texas midterm races
So far this year, cryptocurrency PACs have spent more than $2.5 million on Texas congressional candidates, up from $1 million in 2024. Read: Read More
Texas Monthly – Low-producing oil wells linger for years, causing headaches for Texas landowners
Jackie Chesnutt, who lives outside San Angelo, is tired of pollution from nearly inactive wells. Experts say Texas rules allow companies to defer plugging wells for far too long. Read: Read More
Texas Monthly – On the issues: A Q&A with Ken Paxton and John Cornyn
As Cornyn and Paxton head to the runoff, we updated our Q&A to reflect the two candidates. Both declined to participate, so we used their past statements and voting history to show…