Good morning, El Paso.

Attorney Daniela Labinoti explained that slip and fall cases depend on visitor status—customers visiting for business reasons are owed a higher duty of care than those entering for personal reasons.

Labinoti noted that businesses in El Paso must keep their premises safe to avoid liability.

Chihuahua state police, assisted by the FBI and Juárez municipal police, rescued two El Paso teenagers who were held for about three days after being abducted at 9 p.m. on April 11 outside a restaurant—authorities arrested four suspects linked to the case.

A 26-year-old East El Paso resident was arrested for cruelty to non-livestock animals after witnesses reported on April 1 that he dragged and kicked Goose—a brown boxer—on a leash, and he was taken into custody on April 11 when his bond was set at $10,000.

Fans in El Paso and Corpus Christi remembered Selena Quintanilla on April 16 when she would have turned 54 by visiting her memorial sites; the Corpus Christi location features a life-size bronze statue while a mural near Old Sheepdog Brewery in El Paso shows her profile—both marking her lasting impact 30 years after her death.

El Paso residents can join the NorthEaster Parade on Saturday, April 19 at 10 a.m.—its route begins at Diana Drive and Hercules Avenue and features local music, floats and shows.

UTEP’s Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition runs on campus from April 16 until July 25 for free, and the Hike-A-Thon series kicks off at 7:30 a.m. on April 19 at Lost Dog Nature Preserve with guided walks for all skill levels.

The ninth annual 'Trash to Treasure' art contest is hosting its reception today as local artists transform recycled materials into creative works, and Michael Hernandez won first place.

The contest received over 400 submissions narrowed to 240 entries, and winners in school categories will get cash awards of about $1300—supporting local projects like the Mountain Lion mural downtown.

Today, the Texas House will vote on Senate Bill 2— a bill that would create a $1 billion private school voucher program to give families over $10,000 per student, with $11,500 for students with disabilities and $2,000 for homeschoolers.

Gustavo Reveles warned the vouchers could shift taxpayer funds from public schools and lower education standards in El Paso.

A Cardinal Health warehouse in El Paso released ethylene oxide—a cancer-causing chemical used to sterilize medical devices—that has raised concerns over exposure risks for nearby residents and workers.

Research shows the lack of strict oversight means similar warehouses may be putting people at risk across the country.

UTEP Education Job Fair

9 AM – 3 PM — Don Haskins Center — Free entry — Connect with recruiters for education positions across El Paso and beyond.

Primavera en la Frontera Market

10 AM – 2 PM — Chuco Relic Central — Free entry — Celebrate spring with local art, food, music, and handcrafted goods at this vibrant community market.

RAIN - A Tribute to The Beatles

7-8:30 p.m. — The Plaza Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience a live, note-for-note performance of classic Beatles hits by RAIN.

El Paso Cinco De Mayo Bar Crawl

2-9 p.m. — RAD El Paso West — Tickets available — Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a festive bar crawl featuring top-rated venues and exclusive perks.

UTEP Symphony Orchestra Concert

7:30-10:30 p.m. — University of Texas at El Paso — Ticket purchase required — Experience a night of enchanting orchestral music performed by the UTEP Symphony Orchestra.

General Business Networking: Elevating Your Potential

6-8 p.m. — The Hoppy Monk — Limited tickets — Expand your network and connect with industry professionals in acting, production, and more.

Pima Medical Institute Open House

9 AM — Pima Medical Institute — Free entry — Explore career paths in medical, dental, and veterinary fields with hands-on experiences and faculty support.

NAHL South Division Finals

7-11 p.m. — El Paso County Coliseum — Cost varies — Witness thrilling hockey action in the South Division Finals live from El Paso.

May Critique Group Meeting for Fiction Writers

1-3 p.m. — Village Inn — Free to attend — Join fellow writers for constructive feedback in a supportive environment to enhance your craft.

El Paso Career Fair

9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. — Hilton Garden Inn El Paso / University — Free entry — Connect with top employers across diverse industries at this career fair.