El Paso Times

In 1881, Marcellus Washington Carrico launched the inaugural edition of the El Paso Times, which emerged in a small frontier town characterized by adobe structures and a population of just 800 people. Initially, it was a four-page publication with seven columns, and the annual subscription cost was $3. Remarkably, within a year, it transitioned into the town's first daily newspaper. In 1991, the Times introduced a weekly section called Vecinos, which was published entirely in Spanish. Then, in July 1997, the newspaper inaugurated a new production and printing facility.

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2025 Socorro High School graduate Samirah Avila commits to UTEP track and field program

2 days ago | elpasotimes.com | Felix F. Chávez

Samirah Avila, a standout Socorro High School athlete, committed to the UTEP track and field program. Avila excelled in multiple events, including winning district titles in long and triple jumps. She plans to compete in the heptathlon at UTEP. Samirah Avila was one of Socorro High School's best athletes during her four years at the District 1-6A school.
Vote for El Paso Children's Hospital high school coach of the year

3 days ago | elpasotimes.com | Felix F. Chávez

The 2024-25 high school sports season featured several standout individual achievements by many teams with the help of players and coaches. Throughout the school year, the El Paso Times' El Paso Children's Hospital High School Athlete of the Week highlighted the individual accomplishments of El Paso athletes. However, in this week's poll, the El Paso Times seeks to recognize nominees for Coach of the Year. Coaches in all varsity sports were eligible to be selected.
El Paso International Airport among most punctual airports in United States

4 days ago | elpasotimes.com | Maria Cortes Gonzalez |Maria Gonzalez |María González

When you're ready to travel, nothing is more upsetting than a delayed flight. Last year, travelers experienced 2% more delays than the year before, according to Kayak.comFortunately, for travelers flying out of the El Paso International Airport, delayed flights and cancellations are not a frequent issue.
El Paso Swim & Cruise fashion show features designers from El Paso, Cairo and Mexico

5 days ago | elpasotimes.com | Maria Cortes Gonzalez |María Gonzalez |María Cortés González

Bazaar Model Management had its El Paso Swim & Cruise fashion show on Saturday, June 21, at the Fountains at Farah. The annual summer fashion show revealed hot looks fitting for the desert heat by 14 talented designers from El Paso as well as Juárez, Mexico City, Cancún, San Antonio and as far away as Cairo, Egypt.
Star of the Mountain in El Paso shines in rainbow colors to celebrate Pride Month

5 days ago | elpasotimes.com | Omar Ornelas

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Boxing: El Paso, Las Cruces amateur boxers fare well at Junior Olympic Tournament

5 days ago | elpasotimes.com | Felix F. Chávez

El Paso and Las Cruces amateur boxers fared well at the USA Boxing Junior Olympics and Summer Festival in Las Vegas, Nevada, which concluded on Saturday, June 21. El Paso's Sergio Enriquez took first place in the 85-pound weight class in the Intermediate Division. He defeated Ryan Acosta of Houston by decision. El Paso's Daisy Enriquez, the cousin of Sergio, took first place in the 106-pound weight class in the Intermediate Division by winning a decision against Takhia Nunez of Florida.
El Paso Then: 1960 in photos

5 days ago | elpasotimes.com | Trish Long

Trish LongMarty Robbins and Cira Serros as Felina in January 1960. Time File PhotoJan. 8, 1960: KISS FOR 'CONNIE' - Motion Picture Actress Alena Murray greets Conrad N. Hilton at opening of Hilton Inn at Airport. Times File PhotoFeb. 8, 1960: Members of the Thunderbird Mounted Square Dance Team from Las CrucesTimes File PhotoMar 04, 1960: Here's a general view of the proposed freeway. Times File Photo03/24/1960 Raynolds Street. Shown here is Durazno-Manzana area looking toward Copia.
Love and pride fill El Paso streets for 2025 Sun City Pride Parade

5 days ago | elpasotimes.com | Gaby Velasquez

Rainbows took over the streets of Downtown El Paso as the city celebrated the 2025 Sun City Pride Parade. El Pasoans marched and rode from City Hall to Houston Park, where the celebration continued with a picnic on June 21. Although the Fort Bliss Color Guard was not present this year after DEI programs were removed, the national anthem was still sung before the parade started and the El Paso Pride Color Guard led the parade.
DHS places new limitations on congressional oversight, as concern grows over ICE facilities

6 days ago | elpasotimes.com | Jeff Abbott

DHS implemented a new rule requiring 72-hour notice for congressional visits to ICE facilitiesRep. Veronica Escobar criticizes the new rule as unlawful and unconstitutional, hindering congressional oversight duties. Increased funding for ICE and expansion of detention facilities raise further concerns about human rights conditions under the Trump administration. U.S. Rep Veronica Escobar is continuing her work carrying out oversight of ICE detention facilities in the Borderland.
El Paso, Southern New Mexico at risk of flash flooding during upcoming Monsoon storms

6 days ago | elpasotimes.com | Natassia Paloma

The monsoon season is off to an active start in El Paso and the surrounding region, as rainstorms are expected to hit the Borderland. El Paso has a 30% chance of precipitation on Saturday, June 21, with chances increasing through Monday and Tuesday, June 23-24, according to the National Weather Service. El Paso, along with parts of southern New Mexico, has a slight risk for flash flooding on both Monday and Tuesday.