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El Paso Local Pulse: Fatal Crash, Legal Win, Mild Weather, and Community Giving

El Paso Local Pulse: Fatal Crash, Legal Win, Mild Weather, and Community Giving

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 Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Friday, January 2nd. We start with breaking news from last night, a fatal two-vehicle crash at Gateway North and Sean Haggerty in northeast El Paso that claimed one life around 2 a.m., according to KFOX and KVIA reports. Lanes closed briefly but have reopened, and police are investigating. Our hearts go out to the family affected, and we urge everyone to drive carefully on those busy roads.

Shifting to public safety, in the past day, no major arrests or alerts stand out beyond that crash, though TCEQ notes a minor environmental enforcement case against PTCAA Texas here in El Paso County for their operations, with an eight-thousand-dollar penalty. Stay vigilant, neighbors.

From city hall, good news on legal fronts, as a Texas appeals court ruled against AG Ken Paxton forcing El Paso and other counties to hand over case data, per KVIA. This protects our local resources for what matters, like prosecuting real threats without extra burdens.

Weather today brings clear skies and mild temps around 55 degrees by afternoon, perfect for outdoor plans near the Franklin Mountains, but bundle up for that chilly morning start. No impacts expected, with sunny conditions holding through the weekend.

Jobs feel the national pinch as health subsidies expire, hiking insurance costs for our self-employed folks and small businesses, says the Associated Press. Locally, were seeing about 5 percent more openings in healthcare and logistics near the port of entry, rounding to steady opportunities if youre hunting.

Real estate stays hot, with median home prices up roughly 4 percent to about 260 thousand dollars in eastside spots like near Album Park, drawing families with those stable rates.

New business buzz includes a fresh taqueria opening on Montana Avenue this weekend, bringing authentic flavors to our tables.

Upcoming, catch the free community health fair at the El Paso Convention Center tomorrow, and high school hoops tip off with EPISD teams facing rivals Friday night at Riverside High.

Shoutout to Burges High for their recent science fair win, advancing kids to state.

And a feel-good story, local volunteers just wrapped a toy drive at Cohen Stadium, delivering joy to over 500 families this holiday.

Thanks for tuning in, listeners, and dont forget to subscribe for daily updates. This has been El Paso Local Pulse. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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