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Neighbors at a packed Montana Vista meeting pressed Pecos West developers on land purchases, compensation and routing for the proposed transmission line. Tensions ran high as residents demanded collective talks.
Multiple outages in far East El Paso Friday evening cut power to roughly 5,500 customers. Crews were on scene and the utility's outage map showed restoration estimates around 7 p.m.
CRRUA crews shut off water in the Anapra subdivision for emergency main repairs; residents may see discolored water and a temporary street closure. Officials say updates will be posted when service is restored.
A state-of-the-art Fire Station No. 38 is almost ready on far east El Paso, bringing crew quarters, three apparatus bays and upgraded response capacity.
El Paso International Airport finished two solar canopy projects — about 5,200 panels and 2.9 MW — to add shaded parking and cut roughly 22% of its annual electricity use.
Federal regulators authorized a 1.3-mile Green Eagle rail line near Eagle Pass, advancing the Puerto Verde trade bridge but drawing industry and community objections.
El Paso Water monitored Cement Lake Wednesday after crews flagged a potential dam‑breach risk and worked to reduce pressure to protect nearby Doniphan and W. Paisano Drive.
Heavy equipment and fresh concrete are now visible as Phase 2 of El Paso's Borderland Expressway pushes ahead.
The TWDB approved $5 million to replace failing mains, add meters and hydrants in Homestead Meadows North to cut chronic leaks and lost water.
Dozens of outages left about 5,237 El Paso customers without power Wednesday, centered in East El Paso and Horizon City.
A water main rupture on Pecos Street opened a sinkhole and cut service for about 26 customers; El Paso Water says repaving will take weeks.
A semi-truck crash on Gateway West damaged a transmission pole and left roughly 2,140 El Paso customers without power as crews worked into the night.
Sun Metro will reshuffle dozens of El Paso bus lines on June 14, 2026, adding routes 41 and 55 and launching microtransit while deactivating several low‑ridership routes.
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