It’s a far cry from the young and expectant infant, the first Popular, which came into being in a bustling community only a ...
Other cities are expected to soon follow. This desert city gets less than 9 inches of rain a year and experienced the two ...
The notorious Tren de Aragua gang was recently designated as a threat to national security, a move heavily influenced by the ...
An El Paso doctor agreed to pay the U.S. $468,626 to resolve allegations under the Federal False Claims Act, according to the ...
"These are people of faith," said Stensrud, who leads Christian women on trips to meet migrants, aid workers and Border ...
The lawsuit against Southwest Key included allegations of abuse at an El Paso facility. The administration said it will no ...
Several communities in Texas are exploring ways to turn wastewater into drinking water, and El Paso is set to open the first facility in the United States to treat wastewater for direct reuse.
A doctor in El Paso agreed to pay almost half a million dollars on Monday to settle allegations that he was paid off by a ...
When it opens in 2028, the advanced filtration plant will supply 10 million gallons a day, the first in the country to ...
El Paso is first but Phoenix and Tucson are expected to follow. In Texas, cities from the Panhandle to the Hill Country are eyeing their own reuse facilities.
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