El Paso Local Pulse: Border Wait Times, Spring Weather, and Community Spirit
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El Paso Local Pulse: Border Wait Times, Spring Weather, and Community Spirit
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We wake up today watching our skies and our borders. Local Border Patrol officials tell KFOX14 that agents along the Paso del Norte and Bridge of the Americas ports are seeing heavier wait times this weekend as federal authorities adjust staffing tied to the wider border security debate in Washington. That means we plan a little extra time if we are crossing this morning.
From City Hall, El Paso City Council is moving forward with plans to resurface a stretch of Montana Avenue near Hawkins, and to add improved lighting around several bus stops on Alameda. City staff say work starts in the coming days, so we watch for lane closures during the weekday rush.
Our weather shapes our Saturday. The National Weather Service office in Santa Teresa says we have a mild, breezy day, with afternoon highs in the upper 60s on the West Side and near 70 on the East Side. Winds pick up near Transmountain and along I 10 by late afternoon, which could kick up some dust near the state line. Tonight stays cool, with a light jacket needed if we are heading downtown.
In business news, the El Paso Times reports a new locally owned coffee shop opening next week on Mesa near UTEP, bringing around a dozen new jobs. At the same time, a long running shop in Bassett Place is closing as national retailers shuffle their footprints. Local job boards show roughly nine thousand open positions across the county, with strong demand in healthcare, logistics near the Zaragoza port, and teaching assistants in Socorro and Ysleta.
On real estate, local brokers say the median home price in El Paso is holding just under three hundred thousand dollars, with homes near Eastlake and Horizon still moving the fastest. Rent for a typical two bedroom near Lee Trevino is now around twelve hundred dollars a month.
Looking at community life, Sun Bowl Stadium is quiet, but high school baseball and softball are in full swing. Americas High and Franklin both picked up early season wins last night, and several El Paso wrestlers are back from state tournaments with medals, according to school district updates.
For culture, downtown is busy this weekend. The Plaza Theatre is hosting a touring concert tonight, and San Jacinto Plaza will see food trucks and live music as part of a city sponsored art and vendor market. On the Mission Trail, local shops near Ysleta Mission are preparing for Sunday visitors with handmade crafts and Lenten foods.
Turning to public safety, El Paso Police report a relatively calm night. Officers responded to a serious rollover crash along Loop 375 near the Spur, with one person taken to the hospital but expected to recover. Police also report an arrest in a string of recent East Side vehicle burglaries near George Dieter, and they remind us to lock cars and avoid leaving valuables visible.
We close with a feel good moment. A group of Bowie High students spent their Friday afternoon cleaning up around the Chamizal National Memorial, planting desert friendly plants and repainting picnic areas, a reminder of how our young people keep our shared spaces welcoming.
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