Luis Rios is a Reporter at BLOX Digital. He covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on business and economics, regional interest, and world news, particularly in the context of Latin America and education. His work has been featured in BLOX Digital, El Paso Inc., and Seeking Alpha.
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Luis Rios's coverage predominantly focuses on local news in El Paso, Texas, with a particular emphasis on agriculture and farming, personal finance, business & industry, and healthcare & pharmaceuticals. He frequently features press releases and government announcements.
If you have insights or data related to the local businesses in El Paso, developments in the auto industry impacting the region, educational initiatives or research projects at institutions like NMSU that would benefit from media attention this could be of interest to Luis. Additionally if you can provide expert commentary on any relevant legal or financial topics affecting the community it might resonate well with his focus.
Given his local geographic focus within El Paso and Texas overall is important when pitching stories as they should directly relate to these areas for maximum relevance.
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Less than two years after choosing Socorro as a major manufacturing operation, Taiwanese technology company Wiwynn is doubling down with a $275 million expansion and plans to add 2,000 jobs.
By: Luis Rios
What a time it is to be a fan of superheroes. With “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” in theaters, episodes of “Lanterns” releasing weekly on HBO
By: Luis Rios
Ready for your next hobby to take flight? Drone Enthusiasts of El Paso, or DEEP, invites El Pasoans to see the Sun City from a different perspective.
Texas Tech Health El Paso announced the Burgess Family Special Needs Dentistry Fellowship Endowment at the Woody L. Hunt School of Dental Medicine.
El Paso's recent stretch of rainy weather could extend into October, while a developing El Niño pattern is increasing the chances of a wetter-than-normal winter in the Borderland.
A rendering shows the new name on the GECU Arena at the Don Haskins Center. The University of Texas at El Paso has received a $29.1 million commitment
El Paso Electric appoints Eliecer Viamontes as new president and CEO, succeeding Kelly Tomblin who will retire after six years, with a focus on managing growing electricity demand and infrastructure investment across its West Texas and southern New Mexico service area.
October might just be my favorite month of the year. Not just because of the Halloween events and horror movies playing in theaters, but because of October baseball.
By Luis Rios / El Paso Inc. audience & engagement reporter Two sold-out nights weren't enough. Banana Ball is coming back to El Paso!
of 25 The Amigo Airsho will return to El Paso on Oct. 24-25 at Biggs Army Airfield on Fort Bliss, featuring performances by the U.S.
