Luis Rios is a Reporter at BLOX Digital. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, higher education, regional interest and world news, as well as construction and real estate, with a particular focus on the construction industry and finance. His work has been featured in BLOX Digital, El Paso Inc., and Seeking Alpha.
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Luis Rios's coverage predominantly focuses on local news in El Paso, Texas, with a particular emphasis on agriculture and farming, personal finance, business & industry, and healthcare & pharmaceuticals. He frequently features press releases and government announcements.
If you have insights or data related to the local businesses in El Paso, developments in the auto industry impacting the region, educational initiatives or research projects at institutions like NMSU that would benefit from media attention this could be of interest to Luis. Additionally if you can provide expert commentary on any relevant legal or financial topics affecting the community it might resonate well with his focus.
Given his local geographic focus within El Paso and Texas overall is important when pitching stories as they should directly relate to these areas for maximum relevance.
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El Paso's restaurant industry is under mounting pressure as closures increase and new data shows half of Texas restaurants are no longer profitable.
By: Luis Rios
Fourteen-year-old Melia Stevens burst into screams and tears as she saw BTS perform at a sold-out Sun Bowl Stadium — one of two shows that drew thousands of fans from across the globe to El Paso.
By: Luis Rios
As her acting career begins to take shape on stage, El Pasoan Audrina Rosales is also learning how to navigate the stress behind the scenes.
Dennece Knight first noticed there was something wrong with her hearing when conversations turned into silent lip movements — a quiet but life-altering shift in how she experienced the world.
By: Luis Rios
The city of El Paso launched its biggest push into advanced manufacturing Wednesday, breaking ground on a $30 million facility community leaders
As FIFA World Cup preparations tie up stadiums across the country and artists continue to favor super-sized stadium shows, El Paso is seizing a rare opening in the concert industry.
By: Luis Rios
When El Pasoan Lorena Vargas learned she was being sued over more than $100,000 in loan debt for solar panels, she had one question: How could she owe money for panels she said were never installed?
By: Luis Rios
of 2 Jose Hernandez expected to finish his Army career on his own terms.
By: Luis Rios
El Pasoan Charles Sanchez is seeking a second chance after serving a three-year prison sentence for driving while intoxicated.
By: Luis Rios
John Hadjimarcou, dean of UTEP's Woody L. Hunt College of Business
