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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?

of 2 Jose Hernandez expected to finish his Army career on his own terms.

El Pasoan Charles Sanchez is seeking a second chance after serving a three-year prison sentence for driving while intoxicated.

John Hadjimarcou, dean of UTEP's Woody L. Hunt College of Business

The commute is gone. The crowds have faded. Even the wait for a squat rack is a distant memory.

Col. Brendan Gallagher wanted his second act to be some place he could continue his passion for serving others.

Sunset Amphitheater, planned for Northeast El Paso, is now expected to cost about $160 million and open in late 2027, reflecting an expanded vision that includes upgraded technology and new

As the region continues to grow, Texas Oncology has invested $35 million to renovate its Grandview cancer center, expanding its treatment capacity and bringing more advanced cancer care closer to home for El Paso patients.

As homebuilders across the country grapple with rising construction costs, labor shortages and persistent affordability concerns, Lydia Mlouhi says El Paso's housing market remains surprisingly resilient.

The Lee and Beulah Moor Children’s Home expanded its capacity to serve vulnerable children and families in El Paso with the opening of two new residential cottages and a renovated