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Texas Lt. Governor candidates address affordability, data centers, and a potential debate, five weeks before Election Day

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — On Monday, Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick held a brief news conference in East El Paso addressing multiple issues affecting both the Borderland and state-wide, as his re-election campaign continues. “I know there’s a lot of commercials flying around, lots of people taking about a lot of issues,” said Lt.

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City Council authorizes ongoing negotiations to protect ratepayers from Meta data center energy facility

UPDATE: El Paso Electric provided a statement in response to El Paso City Council authorizing the City Attorney and City Manager to continue settlement negotiations and develop a counteroffer holding ratepayers protections from costs. “El Paso Electric is aware of the proposal for decision on McCloud Generation and the recent news release from the city

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ABC-7 First Alert: Tropical Moisture Set to Bring Heavy Rain, Flooding Threat to the Borderland

EL PASO, Texas (ABC-7) โ€” A major surge of tropical moisture is headed toward the Borderland this week, setting the stage for several days of widespread rain and thunderstorms, with the greatest concerns coming from heavy rainfall, flash flooding and gusty winds. Two weather systems will play a major role in our weather pattern: an

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Not just an eyesore: How trash brings a greater flood risk to areas

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) โ€” As storms roll into El Paso, residents face a recurring issue: debris turning downpours into dangerous flooding. Responsibility for keeping El Paso’s drain infrastructure open is shared across city and regional operations. El Paso Water’s Stormwater Utility operates as the main agency managing the city’s major stormwater infrastructure. EPWater crews

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