A Dallas Fed survey finds two-thirds of Texas companies use AI; a small share say it lowered their need for workers.

Texas has made major changes to trafficking penalties, sending stronger prison terms into law while local advocates push for enforcement and survivor services.

Austin repair shops are buying in bulk as a global Group III base‑oil squeeze tightens synthetic motor‑oil supplies and raises the prospect of higher prices and rationing.

El Paso heats into the high 90s on Monday, June 1; storms arrive Tuesday–Wednesday with localized flash-flood risk.

El Paso’s Star on the Mountain will shine in rainbow colors nightly through June to mark Pride Month. The lighting is sponsored by El Paso Sun City Pride.

San Jacinto Plaza and nearby streets will host the Badass Human Race on Sunday, May 31, with a 3-mile course, 15 obstacles and a free day party at the finish. Road closures and volunteer crews have been arranged for the busy morning downtown.

A University at Buffalo graduate was detained by ICE in El Paso after competing in a national engineering contest; family and UB officials say they are seeking answers.

A Phoenix‑to‑El Paso traveler says he found a used condom wedged in his American Airlines seat; the carrier says it will share the complaint with Phoenix leadership.

Sean Austin Orr faces multiple felony counts after investigators tied online child sexual‑abuse material to an email attributed to him. Bond is set at $1.1 million.

El Paso police say a three-day warrant sweep produced 125 arrests citywide, including DWI and traffic-related arrests. The department posted results on Facebook.

A new billing change left one El Paso rooftop‑solar owner with a $117 electric bill, sparking pushback from advocates and calls for a neutral study.

Crime Stoppers of El Paso circulated its May 29 Most Wanted bulletin, naming ten people wanted on charges from aggravated assault to DWI. Tips may be eligible for rewards.

A Socorro resident admitted responsibility for a June 2024 crash that killed three teens and was sentenced to three years, six months in Juárez.