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Month: October 2010

Local Events, Fall Festivals

For Halloween-related recipes, tips, scary movies to check out, visit our special Halloween section here. Local Halloween, Fall Festival Events El Paso County Sheriff’s Office Graveyard Haunted House – The El Paso County Sheriff?s Office in partnership with Bassett Place will be hosting the 2nd Annual Graveyard Haunted House. The Graveyard Haunted House will run

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Sex Offender Tracker Apps

Parents aren’t just worried about cavities from their children eating too much candy on Halloween. Another concern is knowing where registered sex offenders live so they can avoid trick or treating at those homes. Several sex offender tracker apps, some free and some for a fee, are offered on iTunes and Android, the newest of

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Good Morning El Paso: 10.29.10

morning el paso!” police in las cruces look into possible voter registration fraud by the dona ana county republican party.// new details in the case of a former high school teacher accused of taping child porn.// plus a look into plus a look into a group of influential mexicans who fled the violence in their

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Grand Opening Of New Mall On Fort Bliss

A first-of-its kind shopping center will be having it’s grand opening next weekend on Fort Bliss. Freedom Crossing is the world’s first open-air shopping center on a military post. It will serve as the heart of the military neighborhood, providing both shopping and entertainment. It will have the latest popular retail offerings from local and

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New Flight Travel Rules Take Effect Nov. 1

The Transportation Security Administration’s Secure Flight program that requires travelers to provide their full name, date of birth and gender for airplane passengers effective on Monday, November 1, 2010. Many carriers have requested the required information from travelers for several months, but some online travel agents just recently started asking for it. Experts suggest that

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Flu Virus Hitting Texas, El Paso

The Texas Department of State Health Services released their most recent Influenza Surveillance Report indicating a rise in flu cases across Texas. The report indicated El Paso County has begun to encounter it’s first of cases of flu. Texas is currently the only state to be categorized as showing “local activity”. Each of the other

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Congressional Nominees: Perceived Tension

Wednesday?s Town Hall Debate between New Mexico?s congressional nominees focused on hard-hitting issues instead of all the animosity clouding airwaves. Leaving behind personal attacks, members of the public decided what questions would be asked of each candidate. For months now, democrat congressional nominee Harry Teague and republican candidate Steve Pearce have made accusations against each

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New Alcoholic Energy Drink Raising Concerns

It’s fruity, trendy and dangerous.The alcoholic energy drink, Four Loko, has gone from a student pick me up to making national headlines, after reports the drink hospitalized nine college freshman in washington. It’s also raising concerns – here – in el paso. “People feel energetic when they drink it,” UTEP student Adam Setra said. “It

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Good Morning El Paso: 10.27.10

el paso, las cruces, and juarez. i’m bob harp. and i’m hillary floren. good morning, everyone. a live look at another status hearing has been scheduled for today in the case of accused killer david marmolejo. it’s set for 11 a-m at the county courthouse. the judge declared a mistrial earlier this month after the

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