| 'Insurgent' seizes top spot; 'The Gunman' misfires |
| LOS ANGELES (AP) - Sean Penn's "The Gunman" was no match for the rebel kids of "Insurgent." The second installment in the "Divergent" series easily topped the box office with $54 million from |
| Horse racing: Horses, owners, trainers chase glory in the Sunland Derby |
| The biggest day of racing at the current 76-day meet at The Casino at Sunland Park Racetrack has arrived. |
| Starbucks baristas stop writing "Race Together" on cups |
| Starbucks baristas will no longer write "Race Together" on customers' cups starting Sunday, ending as planned a visible component of the company's diversity and racial inequality campaign that had |
| UTEP men's track: Miners open outdoor track and field season at Kidd Field |
| It was a beginning — neither spectacular nor poor. But a beginning. The weather cooperated, save for a few sprinkles of rain and a smattering of wind, on a cool, cloudy Saturday as UTEP opened its outdoor track and field season at Kidd Field in the UTEP Springtime Invitational. |
| Oklahoma school district offers insights as EPISD, YISD consider shutting schools |
| TULSA, OKLA. >> Consultant Jim McCarthy begins his tale of closing more than a dozen Oklahoma schools with words of caution: "It's more of an art than a science. |
| Replay Twitter updates: El Paso 2015 SXSW Unofficial Showcase |
| Relive the unofficial El Paso showcase at the 2015 South by Southwest Festival in Austin, Texas with Twitter updates, photos and video from El Paso Times entertainment reporter Dave Acosta. |
| Looking back: El Paso Times photos of the week |
Performances of 'Tosca' at the Abraham Chavez Theatre in Downtown El Paso, a fatal crash involving an off-duty police officer and preparations for the Sunland Derby were some of the events El Paso Times staff photographers covered in the past week. Click through to check out the best images of the last seven days in the borderland. |
| Oklahoma leader experienced in managing crises |
| TULSA, OKLA. >> A tornado helped Keith Ballard make his name in April 1991. Ballard was superintendent of Oologah Public Schools at the time, when a tornado devastated the small school district in suburban Tulsa, Okla. |
| Horse racing: All indications point to Firing Line winning the Sunland Derby |
| In the 12 previous runnings of the Sunland Derby, there have been plenty of good horses that have graced the grounds of the Sunland Park racetrack. |
| High school wrestling: Hanks' Flores and Colon sign with wrestling powerhouse, OCU |
| Hanks' Daniela Flores, a two-time state champion, and Ana Colon, a state placer, will continue wrestling in college. |
| 'Glee' star visits El Paso to raise awareness of Down Syndrome, opening of Gigi's Playhouse |
| A star of the hit television show "Glee" was in El Paso this weekend to help spread awareness of Down syndrome and celebrate the creation of Gigi's Playhouse in El Paso, a organization that helps adults and children with the genetic disorder. |
| El Paso area high school students discuss growth strategies, education |
| Local high school students developed ideas to help improve the El Paso area and make it better suited for economic growth and sustainability. |
| Prosecutors: Man charged in East El Paso triple slayings denied killing girl |
| The man charged with capital murder in the deaths of his ex-wife, her boyfriend and her 13-year-old daughter in 2012 allegedly confessed to killing the couple, but denied killing the girl, according to recently filed court records. |
| Ramón Rentería: The 1970s gave us turbulent times, fun, & "Gene Gene the Dancing Machine" |
| OK, raise your hand if you were alive in the 1970s. Some of us were in our prime, fully charged 20-somethings living for the moment, convinced nothing would destroy us, not drugs or cigarettes or alcohol or nuclear bombs. |
| El Paso Commissioners Leon and Perez to select two new UMC board members |
| Two new appointments to the University Medical Center Board of Managers are in the hands of County Commissioners Carlos Leon and Vince Perez. |
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