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Downtown El Paso shelter network finding ways to assist migrants amid cold temperatures

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — In recent weeks, more migrants have been seen sleeping on Downtown El Paso streets, especially at the Downtown Shelter Network centers. “We are seeing a higher number of individuals coming to our facilities to look for assistance,” said Aracely Martin, a spokeswoman for the Opportunity Center for the Homeless. “Many of

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How Texans can prepare for natural disasters

By Julia Guilbeau, The Texas Tribune Dec. 11, 2023 “How Texans can prepare for natural disasters” was first published by The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media organization that informs Texans โ€” and engages with them โ€” about public policy, politics, government and statewide issues. Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribuneโ€™s daily newsletter

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Borderland Weather: A Mild Week Ahead with Breezy Changes on the Horizon

Good morning and Happy Tuesday! Today’s high is 67. Fair, dry, and warm conditions are forecasted for the Borderland this week. With temperatures expected to rise 8-13 degrees above average, the region will experience a pleasant week due to an eastward-drifting upper-level ridge. Anticipate changes on Friday as a Pacific storm system approaches, potentially bringing

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Borderland Forecast: Dry, Warmer Week Ahead; Breezy Weekend Looms

Good morning, happy Monday! Today’s high is 66, and here’s your Borderland Forecast: Fair, dry, and warmer weather on tap through the work week. High pressure will bring slight day-to-day warming, maintaining above-normal temperatures until Friday. Expect dry conditions, with no precipitation chances and periods of high clouds amid plenty of sunshine. Winds will stay

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