El Paso Advances Utility Fight, Road Upgrades, and Electric Savings
El Paso, TX – March 27, 2026 – City advances gas rate challenge, road upgrades, and electric savings plan as growth pressures infrastructure and budgets.
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Water, Rail Safety and Detention Facility Changes Lead El Paso Updates
El Paso, TX – March 26, 2026 – Rail safety concerns, water policy debates, and changes at a major detention site are shaping local headlines this week.
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El Paso Challenges Gas Rate Hike, Advances Road Plan and Prepares Voters for Primary
El Paso, TX – March 25, 2026 – City leaders move to block a gas rate hike, ease Frontera Road traffic and guide voters ahead of the Texas primary.
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El Paso Challenges Gas Rate Hike, Prepares for Primary, Marathon Draws Record Crowd
El Paso, TX – March 22, 2026 – City leaders fight a gas rate hike, voters gear up for the March 3 primary, and a record turnout is set for the El Paso Marathon.
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El Paso Challenges Gas Rate Hike, Advances Road Fixes and Prepares for Super Tuesday
El Paso, TX – March 21, 2026 – City leaders fight a gas rate hike, move to ease Frontera Road traffic, and gear up for Texas primary voting.
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El Paso Challenges Gas Rate Hike, Road Fixes Advance, Primary Voting Nears
El Paso, TX – March 17, 2026 – City leaders challenge a gas rate hike, advance Frontera Road fixes, and prepare voters for the March primary.
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El Paso Challenges Gas Rate Hike, Advances Road Plan as Primary Nears
El Paso, TX – March 16, 2026 – City leaders fight a gas rate hike, move to ease Frontera Road traffic, and voters gear up for Super Tuesday.
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El Paso Pushes Back on Gas Rate Hike, Traffic Plan Advances
El Paso, TX – March 13, 2026 – City leaders challenge a gas rate hike, advance Frontera Road fixes, and prepare for a record-setting marathon weekend.
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El Paso Pushes Back on Gas Rate Hike, Traffic Plan Advances and Marathon Draws Record Crowd
El Paso, TX – March 12, 2026 – City leaders challenge a gas rate hike, advance traffic fixes on Frontera Road, and prepare for a record marathon weekend.
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El Paso Challenges Gas Rate Hike, Advances Road Plan and Prepares for Super Tuesday
El Paso, TX – March 11, 2026 – City leaders challenge a gas rate hike, advance Frontera Road fixes, and gear up voters for Texas Super Tuesday.
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El Paso City Council Battles Gas Hike, Traffic Woes and Marathon Rush
El Paso, TX – March 10, 2026 – City leaders push back on gas rate hikes, tackle traffic congestion and gear up for a record-breaking marathon weekend.
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Gas Rate Fight, Traffic Fixes and Primary Prep Lead El Paso Headlines
El Paso, TX – March 9, 2026 – City leaders battle gas rate hikes, tackle Frontera Road traffic, and ramp up preparations for the March primary election.
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El Paso Challenges Gas Rate Hike, Traffic Plan Advances, Marathon Set for Record Turnout
El Paso, TX – March 8, 2026 – City leaders fight a gas rate hike, advance traffic fixes, and prepare for a record-breaking marathon weekend.
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Gas Rate Fight, Traffic Plan and Primary Prep Lead El Paso Headlines
El Paso, TX – March 7, 2026 – City leaders fight gas hike, ease Frontera traffic, and prep voters for Super Tuesday as marathon nears.
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El Paso Daily Local Headlines: Measles update, pricey gas, election hiccups, and UTEP campus plans
El Paso, TX – March 6, 2026 – Measles cases tick up, gas prices stay elevated, election-day check-in issues draw attention, and UTEP previews a new campus park.
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El Paso Daily Brief: Fort Bliss measles lockdown, gas-rate appeal, and primary shakeups
El Paso, TX – March 5, 2026 – Measles prompts a Fort Bliss detention lockdown as City Council targets gas rates and elections reshape county seats.
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El Paso Daily Brief: Voting Hours Extended, Utility Appeals, and City Hall Updates
El Paso, TX – March 4, 2026 – Poll hours extended amid check-in issues; city fights utility hikes; new auditor named; privacy debate flares.
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El Paso Daily Brief: Extra Patrols, Camera Privacy Debate, and a UTEP Tipoff Change
El Paso, TX – March 3, 2026 – Extra police patrol visibility is expected across the city, City Council is set to revisit privacy guardrails for license-plate readers, UTEP moved…
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El Paso Daily Brief: Flock Cameras, Loop 375 Closures, and Fire-Weather Heat
El Paso, TX – March 2, 2026 – City Council tees up debate on Flock cameras, Loop 375 closures affect drivers, and heat boosts fire risk; EPFD spotlights women.
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El Paso Daily Local Headlines: Airspace restrictions, Meta data-center delay, warm start to March
El Paso, TX – March 1, 2026 – Airspace limits near Fort Hancock, Meta data-center deal delayed, UTEP track makes history, and a warm-weather outlook.
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El Paso Daily Local Headlines: Camera vote, Scenic Drive closure, and City Hall priorities
El Paso, TX – February 28, 2026 – City Hall weighs ending license-plate cameras, Scenic Drive closures begin soon, and new city priorities are set.
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El Paso Local Headlines: Measles Update, Gas Bills, and Fort Hancock Flight Limits
El Paso, TX – February 27, 2026 – Measles cases rise, the city fights a gas rate hike, and new flight restrictions and privacy debates hit City Hall.
