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Mount Pleasant’s new animal ordinances help combat stray population

2 days ago | elpasoinc.com | Tracy Gladney

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Pope Francis, advocate for economic and social justice, dies at 88

3 days ago | elpasoinc.com | Francis X. Rocca

VATICAN CITY— Pope Francis, who sought to refocus the Catholic Church on promoting social and economic justice rather than traditional moral teachings but presided over growing divisions in the church and struggled with the lingering scandal of clerical sex abuse, has died. He was 88. The pope’s death, announced by the Vatican, came after he spent weeks in the hospital earlier this year to treat a serious bout of pneumonia.
Whispers: Babies, babies, babies! & Well-earned award

3 days ago | elpasoinc.com | Ford Wadsworth

Babies, babies, babies!Here’s the latest word on the Desert Bighorn Sheep now living in the Franklin Mountains. Texas Parks and Wildlife says they’ve spotted 17 brand new baby sheep – they’re called lambs, of course – doing just fine, living in the rugged mountain territory. During an aerial survey, they also saw 60 of the 74 adult sheep that were tagged and fitted with GPS collars before they were reintroduced into the area last December.
Weekly Mortgage Rates Rise at Exactly the Wrong Time

6 days ago | elpasoinc.com | Holden Lewis

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Tariffs expected to push car insurance costs even higher

1 week ago | elpasoinc.com | Reyes Mata III

The on-again, off-again tariffs imposed by the Trump administration have disrupted multiple global sectors – particularly the auto industry – and are expected to lead to a spike in automobile insurance rates. “At the end of the day, the impact is that tariffs and, equally, uncertainty in the economy, are drivers of increasing rates,” said Shane Lipson, principal at El Paso-based Mt. Franklin Insurance.
History in the Hall Roadshow makes final stop Thursday night

1 week ago | elpasoinc.com | Caroline Kellam

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Bells ISD changes date for last day of school

1 week ago | elpasoinc.com | Olivea Herzberg

BELLS, Texas (KTEN) — The Bells Independent School District has changed the date that students will begin summer vacation. The last day of classes will now be Friday, May 16. The change is due to scheduled construction at the high school and junior high campus. Graduation for this year's senior class will still be held on May 22.
Denison police investigate weekend stabbing

1 week ago | elpasoinc.com | Olivea Herzberg

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How a secretive gambler called ‘the Joker’ took down the Texas lottery

1 week ago | elpasoinc.com | Joe Wallace |Katherine Sayre

In the spring of 2023, a London banker-turned-bookmaker reached out to a few contacts with an audacious request: Can you help me take down the Texas lottery? Bernard Marantelli had a plan in mind. He and his partners would buy nearly every possible number in a coming drawing. There were 25.8 million potential number combinations. The tickets were $1 apiece. The jackpot was heading to $95 million. If nobody else also picked the winning numbers, the profit would be nearly $60 million.
‘Tic Tac Dough’ Is Back After 35 Years - How Has the Game Show Changed?

1 week ago | elpasoinc.com | Dan Clarendon

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