Robert Gray

Growing up, Carlos García learned a strong work ethic from his parents but not how to manage money for the long term and build wealth.

As far back as anybody at the company can remember, there has never been an El Pasoan who has chaired the board of El Paso Electric.

For five decades, Professional Investment Counsel has managed millions of dollars of other people’s money – the wealth of high-net-worth individuals in El Paso, along with nonprofits, foundations and endowments.

For five decades, Professional Investment Counsel has managed millions of dollars of other people’s money – the wealth of high-net-worth individuals in El Paso, along with nonprofits, foundations and endowments.

Over the past 10 years, the agency that provides subsidized housing to El Pasoans has invested nearly $2 billion to rebuild all of the city’s affordable housing.

Last Saturday at 4:40 a.m., a tractor-trailer truck packed with goods bound for the U.S. pulled away from a factory in Juárez. At 5:08 a.m., it settled into a long

We asked readers via email to send us their questions about the city’s decision not to renew its agreement with the El Paso Zoological Society, ending the nonprofit’s 60-year relationship

Scrolling through the social media app news outlets have to awkwardly refer to as “X, formerly known as Twitter,” a post stopped my finger.

Every year, around this time, as El Paso bundles up for what passes for winter in the Sun City, our family looks forward to what I fondly refer to as

On a recent frosty morning, David Osborn arrived at WestStar Tower at 5:05 a.m., took the elevator up to his 12th-floor office and sent a report to staff that the