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Month: November 2010

2 More Indicted In El Paso Federal Corruption Investigation

United States Attorney John E. Murphy and Federal Bureau of Investigation Special Agent in Charge David Cuthbertson announced Tuesday afternoon that a federal grand jury has indicted 62-year-old New York businessman Joseph O’Hara and 55-year-old former El Paso Independent School District Associate Superintendent Tomas Gabaldon in connection with the El Paso corruption investigation. The indictment,

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Sign Up To Adopt A Soldier

Fort Bliss officials have announced that the Adopt-A-Soldier program will begin taking requests/reservations on Monday, Nov. 15. If you are interested in participating in the program and adopting a Soldier for the Thanksgiving Holiday please go to the Fort Bliss web site http://www.bliss.army.mil and click on the flashing turkey to make a reservation. Soldiers will

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Beer Run Goes Wrong, Woman Has Warrants

Officials investigating a beer run in east El Paso discovered one of the women involved had more than $3,000 worth of outstanding warrants. Officers with the El Paso Police Department’s Pebble Hills Regional Command arrested Janine Hayden, 25, and Stephanie Dickens, 26. Just after 2:30 a.m. Sunday, officers responded to the Circle K in the

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X-Ray Turns 115 Years Old

Today’s Google Doodle honors the X-Ray with a transparent logo. According to a Time article, the X-ray was ccidentally discovered by German scientist Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen in 1895 during an experiment with cathode rays, an X-Ray (or X-radiation) is a form of electromagnetic radiation generated inside a high-voltage vacuum tube. Electrons from a cathode ray

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How Detectives Catch Child Predators

The men and women who hide behind computers, cameras and cell phones to prey on children can be anyone. Marco Alferez, a former teacher, was indicted in federal court for possessing and distributing child pornography. Detectives accused Edward Portillo of trying to win his victims over with gifts like doughnuts and teddy bears. He’s been

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Too Drunk To Facebook? This Tool May Help

Online security company Webroot has developed a program designed to put an end to the embarrassment that follows a late night, usually alcohol-fueled, post. The Social Media Sobriety Test, installed through a browser plug-in, involves three steps: -Download and customize your personal settings. -Pass a test to prove you are of sound mind. -If you

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Johnny Morgan

My wife, Audrey, and I are both native El Pasoans. God used my wife Audrey and myself to start this church in 1954. We started with 34 charter members and huge dreams of what God could do. Today, our dreams are being fulfilled as we minister together in the building of this great church. Reaching

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Man Charged In Saturday Night Stabbing

A 21-year-old man has been charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after a fight broke out Saturday evening, according to El Paso Police Department. Officers said Jesus Alaniz was fighting with his wife in the 600 block of South Mesa when Alaniz began throwing his wife’s property into an alley. His wife’s father

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