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Month: October 2010

Man Shoots Relative In Northeast El Paso

A shooting in northeast El Paso has left on person in critical condition at University Medical Center. Authorities said the shooting happened just before 1 a.m. Saturday on the 6200 block of Arch Bridge. According to police, Johnelle Lionetti, 25, and Octavia Lionetti, 23, were in their home arguing prior to the shooting. Investigators said

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Socorro City Council Meeting Gets Heated

Some Socorro City Council members want to see Mayor Guillermo “Willie” Gandara Sr. step down. He wants to see several council members resign. Both issues were on Thursday night’s meeting. The atmosphere inside city hall was tense. It was a very eventful city council meeting as emotions ran high – starting from the beginning of

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Hundreds Protest 8% Cuts To Child Care

Child care centers throughout Las Cruces and across New Mexico closed for the day to boycott for lower cuts to providers. Early Childhood Awareness Day was anything but a typical walk in Apodaca Park in North Las Cruces. “Every child deserves quality child care,” a parent protestor said. Child care workers, parents, and kids crowded

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UTEP Hosts Rice On Saturday At Sun Bowl

UTEP (4-1, 1-1 C-USA) begins a stretch of five straight games versus Conference USA opponents on Saturday when Rice (1-4, 0-1 C-USA) comes to the Sun Bowl. It marks the Miners’ 79th Homecoming game. UTEP is 35-42-1 on Homecoming, including 8-4 over the last 12 seasons. The Miners have posted back-to-back Homecoming wins, topping Tulane

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Updated UTEP Tailgating Rules

Changes to UTEP Tailgating Rules – Announced Sept. 22, 2010. In an effort to help our guests enjoy the football tailgating festivities at The University of Texas at El Paso, please be advised of the changes to the tailgating rules, effective immediately. Changes: ?Inner Campus will open for tailgating at 2 p.m. (instead of noon)

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John Lennon At 70

ABC News John Lennon, the pioneering songwriter and a member of the most-famous pop group of all-time, would have turned 70-years-old on Saturday, and to celebrate, Google UK is running an interactive doodle on its homepage. (Video below.) Alas, American users get nothing more than the regular old Google logo (at least today), but if

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