El Paso Times Reviews

As superficial as a USAToday-crafted article can seem at times, a concise approach to the news of the day can be a real benefit. When you can learn the meat of a story in 300 words, it is often much better than having to dissect it out of 1200 words. The Times is part of the USAToday group. Depth occurs rarely, and generally in Sunday editions, with stories of import. Daily, its a quick but insightful read, and the ONLY place in El Paso to give you anything like a comprehensive treatment of the local scene. National and International news (esp. Juarez) could and SHOULD be emphasized more, but that’s where Newsweek comes in. I do miss the kind of depth I could find in Chicago or Atlanta, but this is a totally different market, trying to maintain it’s only daily. If you want, and need, to know what’s happening in El Paso, the TIMES is where you have to be! Before you give up and say you’ll just watch TV news, give an intro subscription a test drive. To paraphrase the old Alka-Seltzer TV ad, Try it, you just might like it. I certainly do!

My father was a subscriber of the EP Times for more than 20 years. Through those years we saw this publication transform from one that offered good, insightful content to one that simply does enough to put something out there now. The print version now seems more condensed than anything as it is anywhere between 8-10 pages. The digital version really needs to start updating their material as I was seeing stories there from two years ago! The only way to know nowadays if there is a new story to be read is through their social media site. Really having to dig for articles in ElPasoTimes rather than opening ElPasoTimes , having them pop up is starting to become a pain 😩😭🤯😡

This is the perfect app for millennials like myself who always have our phones. I like to be current on the news around the city, but don’t like to kill trees so this is perfect. The stories are very clear, ElPasoTimes keeps you updated on top stories you missed, and it is the cheapest of all my subscriptions. This is a must.

I really enjoy reading what's going on back home, when I was in El Paso I bought the paper every morning and read it front to back before going into work. I miss the paper version but I'm happy to get my news online until I get back home.
Thank you!

I try to use ElPasoTimes to keep up with my local news. And users are limited as to how many articles they can read a month. But I’ve found that once I go over that number if I try to open additional articles it counts against my next months total. I believe I had a 3 month period where I wasn’t able to open any articles.

When ElPasoTimes has not been opened for some time, there is no way to refresh content.

I just used it for the first time in several months and it is still displaying old, stale news, from October even though it’s now 25 December.

I really love ElPasoTimes even though I'm not a subscriber yet (I wish I were)! Keeps me up to date with everything going on in El Paso... Keep up the good stuff!!

I preferred ElPasoTimes when it showed the e-edition instead of the current format. You could choose the page of the paper you wanted to read (funnies, obits, what have you). Now, I have to go through contortions trying to get to the part of the paper I’m interested in.

Had to change my credit card information. Unable to do so through ElPasoTimes .

I haven’t been able to use ElPasoTimes in months because it crashes upon launch every single time. I’ve uninstalled and reinstalled a numerous amount of times and I still get the same result. Please fix!

Sorry to see the printed news fading into nonexistent but this is the future of news reporting. ElPasoTimes is sufficient for now but can't imagine what it will look like in the future? Holograms?

Excellent content. Best source of news, particularly local content.

Really loved ElPasoTimes but now can’t use it. Every time I open ElPasoTimes it automatically closes after a few seconds.

It's robust and just needs to be refreshed more quickly.

Let’s keep local journalism alive. Subscribe to your local newspaper

App keeps telling me to subscribe even though I have an active subscription.

Everything i want to know about covid 19 they have it here

For to the point and trustworthy news.

I loved the sports coverage!

Reading the paper is as if I was still in El Paso. I live in San Diego but I’m from, my hometown is and will always be El Paso, TX.

Important news of the day to keep me informed .

Horrible App. Does not recognize my subscription and some news was out of date. Customer service nearly incoherent.

App now want to charge $5.99/month to read news. Only get a few paragraphs. No thanks by sorry loser liberals.

Nice update on ElPasoTimes reads just like USA today. Like it, easy to follow and very current up to date news.

Excellent