Diego Mendoza-Moyers

5 days ago | elpasomatters.org | Diego Mendoza-Moyers

The historically intense dust storms El Paso has experienced this spring could become the norm if record-setting heat and years-long drought persist in the borderland, according to scientists researching the cause and effects of the blowing dust and sand.

1 week ago | diario.mx | Diego Mendoza-Moyers

El equilibrio de poder en la junta directiva del Distrito Escolar Independiente de El Paso (EPISD, por sus siglas en inglés) está a punto de cambiar después de que cuatro candidatos alineados ganaran sus contiendas en una elección con baja participación el sábado. Cuatro fideicomisarios titulares estaban en la boleta este año, y solo dos de ellos conservaron sus puestos: Leah Hanany, con el 60% de los votos, y Jack Loveridge con el 72% de los votos emitidos.

1 week ago | elpasomatters.org | Diego Mendoza-Moyers

The balance of power on El Paso Independent School District’s governing board of trustees appears likely to shift as four aligned candidates lead their opponents in early voting Saturday. Four incumbent trustees were on the ballot this year, and two of them – Leah Hanany, with 56% of the early vote, and Jack Loveridge with 73% of the early vote – appear highly likely to hold their seats.

3 weeks ago | elpasomatters.org | Diego Mendoza-Moyers

Early voting is here! Your vote helps shape the future of local schools—from budgets to classroom quality. 📚✏️ Use our voter guide to learn about candidates for EPISD, SISD, and EPCC school boards. 👉 Read the voter guide 💙Your support fuels this podcast. Help us bring more podcasts to life. Donate Today “I feel an empty space in my heart for him. But in those empty spaces, I still have room for forgiveness for you.

3 weeks ago | elpasomatters.org | Diego Mendoza-Moyers

💙Your support fuels this podcast. Help us bring more podcasts to life. Donate Today Diego: A new central park for El Paso that will transform the core of our city? Or, an unnecessary project that the city and its taxpayers can’t afford to take on? Depending on who you ask, both of those could fit as a description of the proposed deck plaza — a park that would span five blocks over I-10 in downtown El Paso and cost something like $207 million to build.