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An opinion piece in the El Paso Times argues that Washington should follow Texas's lead on nutrition policy. The piece contends that the Texas approach offers a model the federal government ought to adopt. No further details about the specific policies or arguments are available beyond the headline itself.
- 2El Paso high school sports scoreboard: Sept. 29-Oct. 3▼El Paso, Texas high school sports scoreboard: Sept. 29-Oct. 3
The El Paso Times published its weekly high school sports scoreboard covering games across El Paso, Texas from September 29 to October 3. The roundup compiles results from football and other fall sports as district play moves into October. Local fans are checking in on how their schools' teams fared during the week.
- 3Ruidoso businesses face uncertain horse racing future●Ruidoso businesses cope with uncertain horse racing future
Businesses in Ruidoso, New Mexico, are grappling with an uncertain future for horse racing in the town, a key draw for tourism and local commerce. The El Paso Times reports that shop owners, hotels and other local enterprises are concerned about what a disrupted racing season would mean for their revenues and the town's economy, as the community waits for clarity on whether and when racing will resume.
- 4Judge blocks Trump effort to cut El Paso County federal funding▼Judge blocks Trump's efforts to block El Paso County federal funding
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's attempt to withhold federal funding from El Paso County, according to the El Paso Times. The ruling means the county will continue receiving federal money that the administration had sought to freeze. The decision is likely to fuel ongoing debate over federal funding conditions and local government rights.
- 5Flood Warning Issued Along Rio Grande for El Paso County▼ABC-7 Storm Track Weather First Alert - Flood warning issued along the Rio Grande for most of El Paso county.
A flood warning has been issued along the Rio Grande for most of El Paso county, under ABC-7's Storm Track Weather First Alert. Residents in the affected areas are being alerted to rising water risks along the river. No further details on timing, evacuation guidance, or damage were included in the alert.
- 6Ruling keeps anti-terrorism grant money flowing to El Paso County●Ruling keeps anti-terrorism grant money flowing to El Paso County without election changes
A court ruling means El Paso County will continue receiving anti-terrorism grant money without having to make changes to how it runs its elections. The decision resolves a dispute over whether federal homeland security funding to the Texas county was tied to election-related conditions. Local officials had been awaiting the outcome, and the ruling allows the funding stream to continue unchanged while attention on election administration remains high.