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Dan Patrick didn't respond to questions about $3M in contributions he received from pro-Paxton group and whether it'll affect his impeachment handling

Ester Herrera had a special bond with her son, slain El Paso sheriff's Deputy Pete Herrera. She reflections on his life and his killer's capital trial.

The state's largest hunger-relief organization, Feeding Texas, chose state Sen. Cesar Blanco for its 88th Legislative Session Hunger Leadership Award.

The airport became the official site for temperature readings on Dec. 14, 1942.

In separate op-eds, the former governor and the longtime aide to George W. Bush said the impeachment trial in the Texas Senate cannot be seen as tainted.

UTEP President Heather Wilson kicked off the 2023-2024 academic year, speaking about her goals for the university at the Fox Fine Arts Recital Hall.

Several school districts, including Del Valle ISD, have filed a lawsuit claiming the Texas Education Agency is unfairly changing is rating system.

The nationwide search for the El Paso's next police chief yielded 25 applicants across 11 states, but three of the four finalists have local roots.

The judge has not yet made a ruling in the politically-charged lawsuit surrounding the state's efforts to combat unlawful immigration.

An alleged arsonist lit his shoes and pants on fire after he set ablaze items inside the 100-year-old El Paso Scottish Rite Temple in Downtown.