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The El Paso Times is a daily newspaper published by Gannett, established in 1881 to cover the US–Mexico borderlands. The paper reports in English with a cross-border perspective, reflecting a bilingual community shaped by trade, migration and military service. Its reporters cover Fort Bliss, the ports of entry, public safety and City Hall, with explainers that simplify complex policy changes. Investigations and courts coverage focus on accountability and due process, while neighborhood stories highlight civic problem-solvers. Sports, culture and food round out each issue, illustrating how El Paso and Ciudad Juárez move together. Readers also value practical guides to elections, extreme heat and water planning, presented with plain language and transparent sourcing. The Times collaborates with the USA TODAY Network on national and investigative projects when scale adds value, and maintains a sharp local focus otherwise. The mission remains consistent: to serve border readers first and explain why decisions made in Austin, Santa Fe and Washington matter here.
El Pasoans can join the rest of the country in celebrating America’s 250th anniversary this summer. City leaders, in partnership with Destination El Paso and Fort Bliss, are planning a variety of events, including concerts, children’s...
The saga of austerity measures in the El Paso Independent School District continued as the Board of Trustees announced a special meeting to get public input on financial exigency. The board’s vote to approve financial exigency was...
USA 250 Most Treasured Views is a USA TODAY Network- El Paso Times project exploring places across America with historical and cultural significance, created in celebration of the USA 250 initiative marking the nation’s 250th birthday.
President Donald Trump lit into Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in an expletive-laden call on June 1, multiple news outlets reported, after Iran threatened to pull out of peace talks with the United States over strikes on...