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El Paso News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

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Hosted by Corey with the Story, El Paso News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping El Paso—from local news and business to culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. El Paso News Today is your daily

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1:34

Rep Leach Backs Paxton After Impeachment | El Paso News

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2026/08/07

Former impeachment ally Jeff Leach is now rallying behind Ken Paxton in the Senate race, calling Talarico a “socialist” and urging Republicans to vote against what he calls a dangerous shift toward liberal policies — despite his own past scathing criticism of Paxton as a “sophisticated criminal.” Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on

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1:32

Jeep Heist Turns Into High-Speed Chase | El Paso News

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2026/08/07

A high-speed carjacking chase through El Paso’s Lower Valley ended in chaos when two suspects stole a Jeep, ran stop signs and red lights, and crashed into a bystander’s car — leaving her injured. The theft began when a man left his grandmother’s Jeep running to grab coffee, only to have it snatched by armed suspects. Texas troopers launched a pursuit that spanned the city, culminating in the crash on Dyer Street. Both suspects — 22-year-old Angel Aaron Flores and 18-year-old Rafael De Jesus

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1:44

Phones in Class: What’s Really Working | El Paso News

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2026/08/06

A new survey reveals a major shift: 77% of Americans now support banning cellphones during school hours, up from 36% just a year ago. With 39 states already implementing “bell-to-bell” policies, the push for tech limits is gaining steam — but it’s not without tension. While educators and lawmakers aim to boost focus and behavior, parents still worry about emergency access. Finding that sweet spot between learning, safety, and communication remains a work in progress.Listen in

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1:24

Polling Locations Under Fire | El Paso News

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2026/08/06

Tarrant County’s plan to slash polling locations by nearly half and cut early voting sites sparked a furious public backlash, with citizens warning it would make voting harder—especially as the population grows. Accusations flew that Republican commissioners were trying to suppress votes ahead of their own November election, leading to chaos at a seven-hour meeting where the judge had to clear the room and one person was arrested. Despite the administrator’s data-driven defense, commissioners

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1:39

Jacob's Well Flows Again After Four-Year Drought | El...

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2026/08/06

Jacob’s Well in Central Texas is flowing again after four years of drought, thanks to steady July rains that recharged the aquifer. USGS scientists are monitoring the resurgence, which has revived wildlife and reignited hopes for visitors — though swimming remains closed since 2022. Nature’s comeback proves resilience when water returns, but experts caution this revival is fragile and dependent on continued rainfall. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:33

Judge Strikes Down 1930s Firearm Law | El Paso News

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2026/08/06

A Texas federal judge has struck down a 1930s-era firearms law, declaring its registration requirements obsolete since the tax tied to it was eliminated last year. The ruling could allow easier access to silencers and short-barreled rifles without mandatory registration — a win for gun rights advocates but a warning bell for public safety groups who fear the loss of enhanced background checks. With millions of suppressors already registered, this decision may reshape gun regulation nationwide —

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1:38

Marathon Refinery Leak Sparks Outcry | El Paso News

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2026/08/06

A strong petroleum odor erupted from Marathon’s refinery, sickening residents and triggering panic across El Paso neighborhoods — from Five Points to Manhattan Heights. While Marathon claims the leak was contained and air tests show no health risks, locals report headaches, nausea, and blocked phone lines, fueling outrage. County Commissioner David Stout vows to push harder for accountability, calling the incident a wake-up call for corporate transparency and community safety.Listen in

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1:40

Government Picks Unproven Firm for Migrant Kids | El...

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2026/08/06

The government just awarded a $150 million, one-year contract to a Texas law firm with little immigration experience—raising alarms as unaccompanied migrant children face potential legal neglect amid a surge in deportations. With no competitive bidding and a vacuum left by expired contracts from veteran aid groups, critics fear these vulnerable kids may lose critical protections. The firm’s ties to conservative causes and former Trump administration roles add further controversy to this

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1:38

Las Cruces Police Graduation | El Paso News

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2026/08/05

Las Cruces Police Department is set to welcome 14 new officers this Friday at their 56th academy graduation — a milestone for recruits who crushed a grueling, state-superior training program totaling over 1,000 hours. After six weeks of prep and 22 weeks of certified academy work, these future officers earned their New Mexico peace officer certification and will officially join the force post-graduation. They’ll then spend 17 more weeks shadowing seasoned officers across all shifts

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2:19

Border Wall Ruling Sparks Local and State Pushback |...

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2026/08/05

A federal judge has cleared the way for construction of a border wall in Presidio County, Texas, ruling that DHS can bypass environmental and procedural laws under congressional authority. Local officials and their legal team are devastated, warning the unengineered wall could worsen flooding risks and damage the city’s levee system. Meanwhile, Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham has stepped in, sending a cease-and-desist letter accusing contractors of illegally destroying state land with

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1:36

Texas Senate Race Tightens | El Paso News

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2026/08/05

Texas Senate race tightening as Democrat James Talarico edges out Republican Ken Paxton in new poll—47% to 45%—with key support from Latino, Black, female, and younger voters, while Paxton leads among older White men. Favorability leans slightly against Paxton, and both candidates are strongly tied to their party’s gubernatorial nominee, making this a pivotal, closely watched contest as Election Day nears.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:11

El Paso Capital Projects Leadership Change | El Paso...

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2026/08/05

El Paso’s Capital Improvement Department just saw a leadership shift: Javier Acosta is out, and Joaquin Rodriguez is stepping in. Rodriguez, who already led Grant Funded Programs within the same department, brings valuable inside knowledge as the city kicks off its annual budget process. With major infrastructure projects like roads, drainage, and public buildings on the line, this transition comes at a critical moment — and Rodriguez’s focus will be keeping those vital initiatives moving

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1:32

Two Teens Caught Dumping Trash in El Paso | El Paso News

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2026/08/05

Two teens dumped over 400 cubic feet of trash in East El Paso, facing charges for illegally dumping more than a thousand pounds — both were jailed but out by Saturday after posting bail. Deputies responded to a tip about suspicious activity involving a blue GMC pickup tossing debris into the desert. Sheriff Oscar Ugarte emphasized zero tolerance for environmental violations, stressing accountability and warning would-be offenders that consequences are inevitable. This case underscores the

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1:38

Man Shoots Church, Claims Religious Delusion | El...

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2026/08/04

A convicted felon in Las Cruces, New Mexico, is facing federal charges after allegedly shooting at a Catholic church—claiming he was “the chosen one” to do it. Surveillance caught him firing from a car, and police later linked him to the vehicle during a separate burglary call, finding a gun inside. With a prior drug conviction disqualifying him from owning firearms, prosecutors are seeking up to 15 years if convicted—a sentence that underscores the chilling mix of delusion and lawlessness.

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1:32

El Paso Funds Welcome Center Through Feb 2027 | El...

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2026/08/04

El Paso just approved $380K to keep its 24/7 Welcome Center running through February 2027, a vital lifeline for homeless residents — part of a bigger push with the El Paso Helps and HEARTS Initiatives. City leaders stress this isn’t a band-aid, but a compassionate step while long-term solutions take shape, backed by an additional $3.1M in federal funds already allocated for homelessness response next year.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:43

Sun Court 2026 Revealed | El Paso News

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2026/08/04

The Sun Bowl Association unveils its 2026-27 Sun Court, led by new Sun Queen Laynee Stokes—a talented viola student and cancer care advocate—and her Lady-in-Waiting, Karen Carrillo, a drum major and music education standout. Together with twelve dynamic Sun Princesses, they’ll energize El Paso through community events, the iconic parade, and major games, continuing a 91-year tradition that turns football into a celebration of city spirit. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli

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1:12

Two Arrested After Crash During Traffic Stop | El...

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2026/08/04

Two suspects in an aggravated robbery were caught after a high-speed chase turned into a crash on Dyer Street—officers pulled them over, but the driver refused to stop, leading to a collision that ended with both men arrested. Twenty-two-year-old Angel Aaron Flores faces multiple charges including aggravated robbery and assault, while eighteen-year-old Rafael De Jesus Bustillos is charged with evading arrest and assaulting an officer. Both are now in custody, with Bustillos’ bond set at $61,000

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1:13

Alumni Pond Reopens After Major Restoration | El Paso...

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2026/08/04

Alumni Pond is officially back open after a major restoration—new clay liner, full refill, and construction fencing gone! The university’s got it mostly done, but safety first: stay out of the water (it’s slick!), keep pets away from plants, and don’t add any fish, turtles, ducks, or plants—let nature heal naturally. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level

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1:34

Paxton's Affordability Tour Hits Texas | El Paso News

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2026/08/04

Ken Paxton’s statewide “Protecting the Texas Promise” tour hits the road with bold affordability proposals—$25K medical deductions, $25K per dependent, $5K for healthy habits, and massive $50K homebuyer credits—to win over voters ahead of November. His opponent, James Talarico, counters with tax hikes on the wealthy, a $15 minimum wage, and expanded family credits, wrapping up his own South Texas tour. Both candidates are racing to connect with Texans on the issues that matter most: cost of

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1:14

El Paso Man Arrested for Neglecting 100 Animals | El...

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2026/08/04

El Paso County deputies arrested a 61-year-old man for neglecting over 100 farm animals—including horses, pigs, and peacocks—found starving and sick on Chicken Ranch Road. The grim scene prompted immediate rescue efforts, with 69 animals transferred to Gracey’s Rescue Ranch; the rest remain pending further investigation. Torres faces four animal cruelty charges totaling $60,000 in bonds and could see more charges as the case unfolds. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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