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In true El Paso fashion, locals went to the comments section of local media outlets social media pages to share how they felt about the news of Tommy Gonzalez being fired.

El Paso Electric is also trying to get back about a billion dollars in infrastructure investments they've made over the past few years.

A free costume per child will be given out during the event. There will also be a costume contest.

Good move Walmart. City officials, you should Google before you take a bow.

There is some good news and some bad news from the City.

City Council cut us some slack on the tax rate but the CAD didn't.

Two reps were the only ones to vote for suspending the project and reminded Council that they had voted to try and save money by furloughing city employees.

This isn't the last time the budget will have to be addressed. We'll keep an eye on this story and keep you up-to-date on your tax dollars.

When news broke yesterday that El Paso City Council voted 4-2 in favor of scrapping plans for building a new $180 million multipurpose arena in the Duranguito neighborhood, some people were surprised. Just weeks before, City Council unanimously approved the area, but local residents and historical society officials protested the site from the get go...

Last week, we learned where city officials were planning to locate El Paso's new $180 million downtown arena. As usual, the public reaction was mixed. The big question surrounding the two block area south of the Convention Center is whether or not it contains homes and buildings that would be considered part of historical preservation...