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

The Daily News Now!

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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1:50

I-10 Night Closures This Week | El Paso News

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2026/07/18

Major road closures hit Texas this week—Interstate 10 shut down nightly from July 19–23 and again July 26–30 between Loop 375 and Artcraft for steel beam installation. Loop 375 also sees lane and ramp closures July 19–20. Plus, guardrail repairs, concrete fixes, and US 54 lane closures add to the chaos. Plan ahead, update your GPS, and avoid the headache—infrastructure upgrades come with traffic trade-offs. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:23

Green Card Revoked for Criminal Past | El Paso News

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2026/07/18

ICE arrested Martha Sias, a green card holder from Mexico with a criminal history, sparking debate over justice and immigration enforcement. While DHS says her meth conviction justifies removal and emphasizes that green card status is conditional, her daughter claims she was misled in her 2022 case and that the arrest is unjust. Sias faces court, but the case underscores the high stakes for immigrants with criminal records—and the tension between legal process and perceived fairness.

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1:54

Abbott vs Hinojosa Fundraising Battle | El Paso News

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2026/07/17

Governor Greg Abbott’s campaign has outraised his opponent, Gina Hinojosa, with over $28 million in donations—nearly 93% from Texans, including a surge of first-time donors—fueling his message of representing everyday Texans through tax cuts and public safety. Hinojosa counters by spotlighting her grassroots campaign, powered by tens of thousands of small-dollar contributions averaging just $13, arguing Abbott’s reliance on big-money donors from wealthy elites undermines his claim to serve the

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1:33

Teenagers Bring Joy to Hospital Kids | El Paso News

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2026/07/17

Two teen founders of Yarn & Charms, Viviana and Miranda, dropped off $2K worth of handmade gifts—including bracelets, crochet stress balls, and kids’ books—at El Paso’s University Medical Center to brighten patients’ days. Born from a high school club, their mission blends their future healthcare dreams with a personal desire to comfort kids facing tough times. With student volunteers and community partners like Dreams Small Ministry, they turned a simple craft project into a powerful act of

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1:28

El Paso Jail Water Crisis Update | El Paso News

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2026/07/17

Downtown El Paso jail hit a major water crisis on July 15th, with corroded pipes and clogged systems causing a complete pressure drop. Crews swapped out damaged parts and deployed bottled water, portable trailers, and cadets to manually distribute water for inmates and toilets. Federal inmates got checked by U.S. Marshals, and state regulators praised the response. With main pumps still offline, officials are prepping to replace booster pumps—keeping everyone hydrated and the facility running

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1:34

Bobby Fuller Four and I Fought the Law | El Paso News

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2026/07/17

The Bobby Fuller Four’s “I Fought the Law” exploded onto the charts in 1966, becoming a timeless rock anthem thanks to Phil Spector’s legendary production and Bobby Fuller’s raw, electrifying vocals. Born in El Paso, Fuller’s deep roots in music—working at a record shop before fame—shaped his sound, a gritty blend of rockabilly and rebellion. The song’s enduring appeal, covered endlessly and still spinning on radio, outlives its tragic context: Fuller’s untimely death just months after the hit

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1:29

Texas Buoys Turn Wild Downstream | El Paso News

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2026/07/17

Texas’s Rio Grande buoys, meant to block crossings, are turning into floating disasters—drifting downstream after heavy rains, crashing into bridges and sparking safety fears. Originally deployed in 2023 and contested by the Biden administration, the new administration plans to install over 500 miles, alarming environmentalists who warn of worsened flooding and debris. Designed to survive a 100-year flood, the buoys are now being outsmarted by nature, turning into battering rams threatening

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1:33

Sanctions for Peace with Ukraine | El Paso News

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2026/07/17

Congressman Michael McCaul is advancing a sweeping sanctions bill targeting Russia — and honoring the late Senator Lindsey Graham, a fierce advocate for Ukraine. The legislation aims to cripple Putin’s leverage by imposing direct sanctions on Russia and secondary penalties on nations that continue buying Russian energy, hoping to force a negotiated peace. McCaul, echoing Graham’s moral stance on defending Ukraine, argues this economic pressure — paired with military aid — is essential to

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1:43

Trump Claims China Interfered in 2020 Election | El...

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2026/07/17

President Trump stunned the nation with explosive claims that China hacked 220 million U.S. voter files and tried to sway business and media in the 2020 election, calling for a new “SAVE America Act” to enforce citizenship proof for voting — but intelligence agencies previously said there’s “high confidence” China didn’t interfere. China called the accusations “fabricated,” while Senator Rick Scott called them “shocking” and demanded tougher election laws. Meanwhile, Trump’s teleprompter

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1:05

Rescue at El Paso Border Crossing | El Paso News

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2026/07/17

A dramatic rescue unfolded Thursday night in South-Central El Paso, where 11 fire units responded to a distress call near the Fonseca Ramp and Cesar Chavez Border Highway. U.S. Customs and Border Protection coordinated with El Paso Fire to pull one critically injured person from the water—later transported to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. The scene was handed over to CBP after the rescue, and details about what led to the emergency remain under investigation. Listen in

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1:28

Senior Dog Novak Found in Horrific Condition | El...

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2026/07/17

In El Paso, Texas, a 15-year-old senior dog named Novak was found in horrific condition—matted fur blinding him, a rope around his neck, yet surprisingly not underweight. Animal Rescue League volunteers spent hours grooming him, calling his state the worst they’ve ever seen. A reward is now offered for info on his origin, as rescuers warn this isn’t an isolated case—two other abused dogs have been brought in recently. Loretta Hyde urges the public to speak up against animal cruelty, emphasizing

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1:32

Back-to-School 3K & Backpack Giveaway | El Paso News

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2026/07/17

Get ready for the new school year with Live Active El Paso’s Back-to-School 3K Walk/Run and Backpack Giveaway on Saturday, July 18th, from 8 AM to 11 AM at Vista Del Valle Park. Finish the 3K and grab a free backpack—over 2,000 available, first come, first served, for school-aged kids only. Beyond the run, enjoy school supplies, a food pantry for the first 100 families, face painting, K-Pop characters, and free vaccinations from the El Paso Department of Public Health. It’s a full-day community

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1:36

Two Elderly Cats Stole Cars and Shops | El Paso News

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2026/07/17

Two elderly cats, sixteen and seventeen years old, pulled off a wild crime spree in Las Cruces overnight—attempting break-ins at cannabis shops, pulling off a successful burglary, and stealing at least three cars. Police tracked them down using drones and K-9 units, nabbing them with stolen merchandise still in their getaway car and backpacks. Charges include conspiracy, burglary, and property damage, and the case is far from over. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:46

Sentencing Looms for Young Park Shooters | El Paso News

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2026/07/17

Four teens convicted in the deadly Young Park shooting are awaiting sentencing as Judge Douglas Driggers sets the calendar: Tomas Rivas (July 31), Gustavo Dominguez (Sept 11), Josiah Ontiveros (Sept 30), and Nathan Rivas (Oct 9). All were found guilty of three counts of first-degree murder for the March 2025 attack at a car show that killed three and wounded a dozen — originally targeting Dominic Estrada. Though all were tried as adults, prosecutors demand 90 years each, turning the courtroom

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1:55

Texas Dems Warn on Minors’ Legal Access | El Paso News

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2026/07/16

Thirteen Texas Democrats are sounding the alarm over potential plans to relocate unaccompanied minors into the state, warning it could sever critical legal and support ties—especially as Texas no longer manages immigrant child care facilities. The lawmakers are demanding answers on whether relocations are underway, how legal cases will be handled as federal contracts expire July 31, and when overdue payments to legal providers—some facing closure—will be made. They’re urging the administration

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1:19

U.S. Labels Juarez Cartel as Terror Group | El Paso News

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2026/07/16

The U.S. Treasury just slapped La Linea — the Juarez cartel — on a special terror list, freezing their assets and banning American businesses from dealing with them. Though they weren’t on the first list of major cartels back in 2025, U.S. officials have long targeted La Linea and its Mexican-linked operations. A chilling 2019 massacre of nine mostly women and children, which led to a $4 billion judgment still unpaid, underscores their brutality. Meanwhile, Los Viagras in Michoacán has been

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1:27

Houston Demands Accountability After ICE Shooting |...

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2026/07/16

Protesters flooded Houston City Hall demanding justice after Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was fatally shot by an ICE officer during a traffic stop — a tragedy community members say could’ve happened to anyone. Mayor Whitmire confirmed Houston is cooperating with federal agencies, sharing critical evidence like 911 audio and Metro footage, while calling for a 90-day pause on traffic stops to mandate de-escalation training for ICE agents. Advocates vow to keep pushing for accountability, warning that

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1:42

Texas AG Race: Corruption or Conservatism | El Paso News

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2026/07/16

Texas’ Attorney General race is heating up as Democrat Nathan Johnson and Republican Mayes Middleton clash over corruption, with Johnson accusing Middleton of echoing disgraced AG Ken Paxton’s tactics while Middleton vows to purge “progressive” district attorneys. Polls show Middleton with a slight edge, possibly fueled by Texans’ trust in Republicans and Middleton’s impeachment acquittal vote—something Johnson is hammering home. Experts warn that turnout in the Senate race may overshadow AG

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1:19

Jeep Chase Ends in Canal Crash | El Paso News

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2026/07/16

A high-speed chase erupted near El Paso when a trooper attempted to pull over a Jeep driven by Adrian Sandoval, who instead bolted at over 100 mph, sideswiping another car before crashing into a canal. Both Sandoval and a female passenger were rescued from the water; she suffered injuries. Now facing multiple charges—including evading arrest causing injury, reckless driving, and possibly human smuggling—Sandoval remains jailed in El Paso County. Bail is pending due to Senate Bill 9, which

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1:52

Texas Cuts Spending While Protecting Schools | El...

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2026/07/16

Texas state agencies face a 3% spending cut ordered by top GOP leaders—Governor Abbott, Lt. Governor Patrick, and House Speaker Burrows—as part of a push for fiscal responsibility and potential property tax relief. While the directive targets non-essential spending, critical areas like public schools, Medicaid, CHIP, and foster care remain fully protected. The move comes ahead of the 2027 legislative session, where lawmakers will finalize the state’s $338 billion budget for 2028–2029, aiming to

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