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Month: October 2010

Mother Killed Leaves Behind Three Children

Friends and co-workers of 33-year-old Elizabeth Hernandez said they’ll remember her as a woman with a booming smile and willingness to help. She worked as the receptionist at El Paso Cardiology Associates for five years, according to her co-workers. Hernandez was killed over the weekend when a driver trying to avoid a separate wreck slammed

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In-N-Out Burger Not Coming To El Paso

It’s been the talk of the town for days now: whispers that In-N-Out Burger is coming to El Paso. “It’s always good to have new things for people to experience,” said Robert Cox, owner of Charcoaler Drive-In. “They got good milkshakes, good fries,” Mat Billeaudeaux told ABC-7. But the first In-N-Out Burger in the state

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UTEP’s Homecoming Events This Week

Homecoming for the UTEP Miners has arrived, and The University of Texas at El Paso will mine for fun and memorable times on campus Sunday, Oct. 3 through Saturday Oct. 9. UTEP has chosen the theme Around the World for the Homecoming festivities. The University invites the El Paso community to join in the celebration.

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Las Cruces Police Dept. Looks To Get Officers Body-Worn Cameras After Shooting

Accountability and transparency are what Las Cruces Police Chief Richard Williams said body-worn cameras would provide officers. The search for new technology stems from a $100,000 lawsuit settlement. As reported on ABC-7, 38-year-old Michael Molina was shot and killed outside his east Mesa home December 26, 2006. The deadly shooting involved three Las Cruces Police

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MTV Releases Anti-Bullying App

MTV?s new iOS app ?Over the Line?? won?t defeat bullies through hand-to-hand combat in high school parking lots, but it can help teens learn how far is too far ? especially in the unruly and confusing digital frontier, according to an article on mashable.com. Over the Line is built on the existing web and Facebook

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Cheerleaders Want Uniforms That Reveal Less

The midriff-exposing uniforms given to the Central High School cheerleading squad this fall are nothing to cheer about, according to several team members the Connecticut Post reported. A half-dozen upperclassmen on the team appeared before the city Board of Education recently asking its members how they’d feel if their daughters were dressed in something similar.

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