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View Comments Top El Paso city and county officials sent a letter to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Wednesday, urging him to let local school districts have the option of making face coverings mandatory. The letter, bearing El Pasos city seal from Mayor Oscar Leesers office, also was signed by County Judge Ricardo Samaniego.  The letter comes as El Pasos three largest public school districts joined other schools in resuming in-person learning this week and months after Abbott signed an executi...

Sentindo-se encurralada, a paisagista decidirá se abrir para o marido. Em cenas que irão ao ar em 23 de julho, Cícero voltará de uma viagem de trabalho e encontrará Suzana no quarto. Ele não perceberá que ela está ansiosa e passará a falar sobre como foram seus negócios. Em seguida, a mulher aproveitará que a filha saiu com o namorado e pedirá para conversar com o marido. "Bom, Cícero, você sabe que o Renato estava trabalhando comigo. Ele não está mais", começará ela. Não se...

Several El Paso school districts have said they will not offer virtual learning in the fall, citing the recent failure of Texas House Bill 1468.

EPISD, YISD will no longer require masks on campuses next week complying with Abbott mandate Cristina Carreon, El Paso Times High school kicks off vaccinations with pep rally Replay Video UP NEXT Two of El Pasos largest school districts will no longer require face coverings on school campuses, after Gov. Greg Abbotts executive order banning mask requirements in public schools goes into effect next week. Ysleta and El Paso Independent School Districts last day of in-person class...

View Comments Two of El Pasos largest school districts will no longer require face coverings on school campuses, after Gov. Greg Abbotts executive order banning mask requirements in public schools goes into effect next week. Ysleta and El Paso Independent School Districts last day of in-person classes will be held past Abbotts executive order deadline, so the two districts will no longer require face masks on school campuses for the remainder of the school year. YISDs last day of classes is Jun...

Any local governments or officials that attempt to impose a mask mandate or conflict with the order can be subjected to a fine of up to $1,000. "Texans, not government, should decide their best health practices, which is why masks will not be mandated by public school districts or government entities," Abbott said. "We can continue to mitigate COVID-19 while defending Texans liberty to choose whether or not they mask up." Local businesses still have the authority to determine whether to requi...

View Comments A dozen high school students will hand over keys to a car theyve fixed up for a family in need on Saturday in Oxnard. The moment will cap off a vehicle-heavy day that starts with a car show in Port Hueneme and a cruise through neighborhoods during which — with social distancing still a priority — residents can vote online for their favorite ride. This years annual car giveaway through DRAGG, an after-school youth automotive program started by the Oxnard Police Depart...

Valve Facing New Class-Action Lawsuit Over Steam "Monopoly" The suit specifically targets Steams efforts to maintain its 30% commission rate. Wolfire Games, the developer behind Overgrowth, is leading a class-action antitrust lawsuit against Steams parent company, the Valve Corporation. The suit alleges that Steam uses its near-total dominance of the digital gaming market to coerce heavy commissions out of game developers and publishers. Originally filed on April 28 in the US District Court of ...

View Comments The Socorro Independent School District board of trustees named a former SISD trustee to fill an at-large trustee position left vacant after Paul Garcia resigned late last month. Michael Najera was appointed by the board to fill the post in a unanimous 4-0 vote at a special board meeting Tuesday. Najera was appointed by the board to fill the post in a unanimous 4-0 vote at a special board meeting after the board reviewed candidate applications, which were open to the community. Th...

Overgrowth dev Wolfire Games files antitrust lawsuit against Valve over Steam fees Overgrowth and Receiver developer Wolfire Games has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Valve after taking issue with the "extraordinarily high cut" of revenue it takes from Steam developers and its alleged "unassailable" monopoly on PC game distribution. The lawsuit was filed on April 27, 2021, by Wolfire Games and two other plaintiffs called William Herbet and Daniel Escobar, both of whom claim Valves "anti-com...