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El Paso Local Pulse: Border Bridge Expansion, Sunny Skies, and Miners Victory

El Paso Local Pulse: Border Bridge Expansion, Sunny Skies, and Miners Victory

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 Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Friday, March 6th. We kick off with breaking news from City Hall where council just approved a 15 million dollar expansion for the Paso del Norte Bridge, easing our daily commutes across the border and boosting trade that touches every wallet in town. This means shorter waits at Zaragoza Road for us cross-border shoppers.

Shifting to weather, we have sunny skies today with highs near 72 degrees and light winds from the west, perfect for outdoor plans around Franklin Mountains State Park. No major disruptions expected, but bundle up for cooler evenings dipping to 48.

In new business buzz, Tacos El Rey opened its second spot on Montana Avenue yesterday, drawing crowds with fresh al pastor, while the old Sonic at Dyer and Alameda shut down for a revamp into a coffee bar. Job market looks strong too, with over 2,000 openings listed on local boards, many in logistics at the airport and healthcare at University Medical Center, averaging 18 bucks an hour to start.

Real estate is heating up, with median home prices around 285,000 dollars, up 5 percent from last month, especially hot in the Upper Valley near Album Park. Cultural scene thrives as the El Paso Symphony announces sold-out shows this weekend at the Plaza Theatre, featuring local mariachi fusion.

Sports fans, our UTEP Miners mens basketball team upset New Mexico State 78-72 last night at the Don Haskins Center, clinching a spot in the conference tournament. High school shoutout to Hanks Eagles girls soccer for their 3-1 win over Americas.

Community events ahead include the free Mercado on the Plaza tomorrow at San Jacinto Plaza with artisan vendors, and Sunday's hike cleanup at Hueco Tanks. For a feel-good lift, listeners loved hearing about the Northeast El Paso senior center's knit-a-thon, where folks made 200 blankets for homeless vets, delivered just yesterday.

On public safety, El Paso Police report a vehicle pursuit on I-10 near Executive Center Boulevard ended in an arrest last night with no injuries, and a theft alert for Northeast businesses near Lee Trevino Drive—stay vigilant with valuables. No major incidents otherwise.

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