Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Sunday, February 15. We start with the big story still buzzing from earlier this week, the sudden FAA shutdown of airspace over our city and El Paso International Airport. On February 10, officials cited cartel drones crossing from Mexico, prompting a quick response with anti-drone tech that grounded all flights until at least February 20. KTSM News reports City Council is now seeking legal advice to understand the impact on our hospitals, businesses, and daily commutes along Montana Avenue and the border ports. Representative Tony Gonzales called it unacceptable, pushing for better coordination so we are not left in the dark again. President Trump says lessons were learned, and the threat is neutralized, but we are watching closely as it affects travel and trade right here in our backyard.

Shifting to city hall, those decisions mean real changes for us, like potential delays in cargo from Santa Teresa, but our leaders are fighting for transparency. On a brighter note, our job market stays steady with remote customer service roles popping up on Indeed, around 50 new listings this week, perfect for folks working from home near the Franklin Mountains.

Weather today brings mild sunshine, highs near 65 degrees with light winds, ideal for outdoor plans, though a chilly evening dips to 40, so bundle up for events. Outlook stays dry through Tuesday.

Tonight at 5 PM, catch the Jazz Exchange Winter Concert at their venue downtown, a smooth way to unwind with local talent. Tomorrow, Desert Bloomers at La Nube offers free playtime for tots zero to three. And mark February 21 for the El Paso Water Engineers Week at TechH2O Center on Montana Avenue, hands-on fun for families.

Local schools shine too, with UTEP geologist Dr. Eric Kappus leading a free talk on dinosaur tracks through Tom Leas art soon. No major crimes in the last 24 hours, just routine patrols keeping our neighborhoods safe around Cleveland Square.

For a feel-good lift, Cafe Central in downtown celebrates over 100 years, drawing us together with timeless flavors amid the buzz.

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