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Month: October 2010

Conor Oberst Films Music Video In El Paso Challenging Arizona Immigration Law

Sound Strike member Conor Oberst has recorded an exclusive Bright Eyes track, “Coyote Song,” to benefit the Florence Project, a nonprofit organization that provides free legal help to undocumented immigrants “caught in the detention and deportation system” in Arizona, as well the families of those immigrants, the Arizona Republic reported. The video was filmed in

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Manhunt Monday 10/04/10: Alfredo Stallings

This week?s MANHUNT MONDAY?s Most Wanted Fugitive is an individual with a vast history of Auto Thefts. The target is identified as ALFREDO STALLINGS (23) of Fabens, TX. JULY 2010: Since July 2010, Sheriff?s Investigators have been working a Forgery case involving ALFREDO ORTIZ STALLINGS. In recent months, STALLINGS has deceitfully schemed a business of

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Update: Man Killed, Hit By Train

El Paso County Sheriff’s officials said a man is dead after being run over by a train Saturday night. It happened shortly before 8:30 p.m. at the crossing gates which intersect with OT Smith Road in Tornillo. A spokesperson for the sheriff’s office told ABC-7 the victim is Sabas Aranda Villalobos, 30. Union Pacific train

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Spaceport Gets $43K For Weather System

LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) – The New Mexico spaceport has received its first federal grant from an infrastructure program administered by the Federal Aviation Administration. Spaceport America will get $43,000 from the FAA, with $4,300 in matching funds from Virgin Galactic, the site’s main tenant, to install an automated weather observation system. The New Mexico

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Some Worried Health Benefits Proposition Worded To Exclude Gay And Non-Married Couples Could Also Affect Retirees

The wording of a health benefits proposition on the upcoming November ballot has some people worried, while those who wrote the proposal said they have nothing to worry about. The authors said it’s a way for opponents to deviate people from the intended target, but the possible unintended consequences has some retired city employees on

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Regional Aquatic Center Open

Lap pool, water slide, and a lazy river. Las Crucens are ready to beat the heat by splashing into the City?s first indoor Regional Aquatic Center. Mayor Ken Miyagishima cut the ribbon outside the glass building Friday afternoon. Crowds of people flooded inside the 35,000 square foot facility for a refreshing glimpse. “It has a

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Jury Selection in Marmolejo Trial

Prosecutors and lawyers for David Marmolejo are picking the jury that will decide if he’s guilty of murder. The 31 year old is accused of killing his mother, Gloria Marmolejo, and dumping her body in the desert near Santa Teresa in July of 2009. Investigators say he strangled her because she disapproved of him dating

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Chaparral High Lockdown Over

ABC-7 has learned the lockdown at Chaparral High School has been lifted. Dona Ana County Sheriff’s Office says deputies initially received a call about a man with a rifle on campus. According the deputies, further investigation revealed the man was carrying a metal detector, and not a weapon. Officials say the man could have been

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