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El Paso Local Pulse: Rollover Crash, New Manufacturing Hub, Freeze Warning, and Local Happenings [April 11, 2025]
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El Paso Local Pulse: Rollover Crash, New Manufacturing Hub, Freeze Warning, and Local Happenings [April 11, 2025]
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Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Friday, April 11, 2025. Let’s dive into what’s happening in and around our Sun City today.
We start with breaking news. Early this morning, El Paso Fire crews responded to a rollover crash on Loop 375 near Spur 601. Thankfully, the injuries sustained were minor, and the individual involved has been transported to a local hospital. As you travel this morning, remember to drive safely. Speaking of roads, keep in mind that major closures on I-10 westbound between Mesa and Sunland Park are still in place. Plan alternate routes or expect delays if you’re heading that way.
In city news, work is officially underway on El Paso’s new Advanced Manufacturing District, situated near the airport and Fort Bliss. This $2.8 million first phase is expected to transform our local economy, with 300 companies and 17,000 jobs projected by 2030. It’s an exciting time for El Paso as this district will focus on advanced manufacturing, aerospace, and defense, putting our city on the map for innovation.
Now for some weather news. After a chilly start to the week, today we’re expecting sunshine with highs around 77 degrees. It’s perfect weather for outdoor plans this evening, but heads up—a freeze warning is in effect early Sunday with temperatures dropping as low as 25 to 32 degrees. Make sure to protect your plants, pets, and pipes as we head into the weekend.
Looking at community events, tonight El Paso High School is hosting its Family Fun Night. Everyone is invited to come out and wear purple in support of military children, so don’t miss that chance to connect with neighbors and show your spirit. Also happening today is the annual Criminal Justice Career Expo, taking place from 9 a.m. to noon at the Hotel Paso del Norte. Local law enforcement and agencies will be there to discuss career opportunities.
On the cultural front, music fans are in for a treat as the Cowtown Event Center hosts a country music showdown tonight featuring the Eli Young Band and Ashley McBryde. Doors open at 7 p.m., and tickets are still available. And if you’re a foodie, Toastique is gearing up to open its first El Paso location soon at Cimarron Plaza, offering gourmet toast and smoothie bowls. Keep an eye out for that fresh addition to our local dining scene.
Turning to sports, congratulations are in order for Natalia Hinojo, a Montwood High graduate and wrestling champion, who was just inducted into the El Paso Athletic Hall of Fame. Her achievements highlight the incredible talent coming out of our local schools. Additionally, Bowie High School celebrated a significant win in baseball last night, bringing pride to their South Central community.
Crime reports for the past 24 hours have been relatively quiet, with no major incidents reported overnight. Let’s keep it that way by staying vigilant and supporting our community.
Finally, a feel-good story to send you into the weekend: El Paso’s Gamescape by Cinemark officially opened its doors yesterday on Gateway Boulevard. Families and arcade enthusiasts are already raving about the venue. It’s another fun spot for us to enjoy right here at home.
This has been El Paso Local Pulse. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates. Have a wonderful day!
We start with breaking news. Early this morning, El Paso Fire crews responded to a rollover crash on Loop 375 near Spur 601. Thankfully, the injuries sustained were minor, and the individual involved has been transported to a local hospital. As you travel this morning, remember to drive safely. Speaking of roads, keep in mind that major closures on I-10 westbound between Mesa and Sunland Park are still in place. Plan alternate routes or expect delays if you’re heading that way.
In city news, work is officially underway on El Paso’s new Advanced Manufacturing District, situated near the airport and Fort Bliss. This $2.8 million first phase is expected to transform our local economy, with 300 companies and 17,000 jobs projected by 2030. It’s an exciting time for El Paso as this district will focus on advanced manufacturing, aerospace, and defense, putting our city on the map for innovation.
Now for some weather news. After a chilly start to the week, today we’re expecting sunshine with highs around 77 degrees. It’s perfect weather for outdoor plans this evening, but heads up—a freeze warning is in effect early Sunday with temperatures dropping as low as 25 to 32 degrees. Make sure to protect your plants, pets, and pipes as we head into the weekend.
Looking at community events, tonight El Paso High School is hosting its Family Fun Night. Everyone is invited to come out and wear purple in support of military children, so don’t miss that chance to connect with neighbors and show your spirit. Also happening today is the annual Criminal Justice Career Expo, taking place from 9 a.m. to noon at the Hotel Paso del Norte. Local law enforcement and agencies will be there to discuss career opportunities.
On the cultural front, music fans are in for a treat as the Cowtown Event Center hosts a country music showdown tonight featuring the Eli Young Band and Ashley McBryde. Doors open at 7 p.m., and tickets are still available. And if you’re a foodie, Toastique is gearing up to open its first El Paso location soon at Cimarron Plaza, offering gourmet toast and smoothie bowls. Keep an eye out for that fresh addition to our local dining scene.
Turning to sports, congratulations are in order for Natalia Hinojo, a Montwood High graduate and wrestling champion, who was just inducted into the El Paso Athletic Hall of Fame. Her achievements highlight the incredible talent coming out of our local schools. Additionally, Bowie High School celebrated a significant win in baseball last night, bringing pride to their South Central community.
Crime reports for the past 24 hours have been relatively quiet, with no major incidents reported overnight. Let’s keep it that way by staying vigilant and supporting our community.
Finally, a feel-good story to send you into the weekend: El Paso’s Gamescape by Cinemark officially opened its doors yesterday on Gateway Boulevard. Families and arcade enthusiasts are already raving about the venue. It’s another fun spot for us to enjoy right here at home.
This has been El Paso Local Pulse. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates. Have a wonderful day!