Good morning, El Paso.

Canutillo ISD celebrated topping out of its new $106M middle school campus on Tuesday, Oct.

6 at 6100 Upper Valley Rd, marking the replacement of a 40-year-old facility and setting the stage for a state-of-the-art learning center to open in 2027.

Socorro, Ysleta, and Tornillo ISDs are holding tax elections on Nov.

3 — a vote to raise funds for staff, programs, and facility improvements. Socorro ISD seeks $49.2 million, Ysleta ISD $5.5 million, and Tornillo ISD over $1.5 million.

El Paso ISD was selected as one of four districts for a state performance review to examine spending on classrooms and instruction.

The audit, requested by Gov. Abbott, will be completed with a final report due Dec. 31.

Marathon Refinery is hosting a public meeting tonight at Riverside High School (6 p.m.) to update residents on details from the Aug.

4 chemical release, including pollutant amounts and air monitoring results, as Rep. Acevedo urges accountability.

The FDA recalled over 120,000 cases of Gatorade, including Lemon Lime and Orange drinks, sold in Texas plus 36 other states due to unlisted food colorings Yellow No.5 and Yellow No.6.

PepsiCo began the recall on Sept. 25, and consumers are advised to check product details and follow the provided instructions.

El Paso’s historic Kress Building is undergoing a multimillion-dollar restoration that revives its Art Deco chandeliers and original terrazzo flooring — the project will soon let locals experience a refreshed landmark.

El Paso’s USMNT player Ricardo Pepi sent a signed jersey to 7-year-old Ace Cortez, who cried after Team USA’s World Cup loss and whose viral video brought him unexpected joy, & the gift has deepened his love for soccer.

Cosmic Baseball is set to bring glow-in-the-dark baseball fun to El Paso as part of its 2027 tour at Southwest University Park.

Fans can join the ticket lottery soon to catch a game between the Cosmic Chili Peppers and the Glow Mojis, complete with a live DJ + fireworks and fan interactions.