Music Helps With Memory, Lives In Many Parts Of The Brain
Some memories fade while we tend to remember songs so well. Repetition helps. The memory of the song also lives in many parts of the brain, according…
Continue ReadingSome memories fade while we tend to remember songs so well. Repetition helps. The memory of the song also lives in many parts of the brain, according…
Continue ReadingAn easy way to remember when to fly the United States flag at half-staff is to consider when the whole nation is in mourning. These periods of…
Continue ReadingWinds will stay up until around 7 p.m. today and then gradually weaken. Less wind is expected Friday and this weekend, although gusts could hit…
Continue ReadingSam J. Porcello, the food scientist credited with inventing the Oreo cookie’s creamy, pasty, stick-together filling, died last week at age 76,…
Continue ReadingFor the last couple months, WBA junior middleweight world champion Austin “No Doubt” Trout has been training and preparing for his title…
Continue ReadingThere’s school-yard gossip and then, there’s this: An alleged senior ‘hit list’ planned for Riverside high school’s…
Continue ReadingAs enforcement tightens on the border, smugglers are increasingly using coastal routes to get their contraband into the country, according to Customs…
Continue ReadingMaj. Gen. Dana J. H. Pittard, Commanding General of Fort Bliss, has responded to national criticism by various people and organizations nationally…
Continue ReadingIt’s a fashion trend that we’re seeing everywhere, at the mall, at work, and at school. we’re talking about skinny jeans. They can…
Continue ReadingABCNews If you were a little less productive at work the day Google had that cool Les Paul doodle on its homepage – you know, the one that let…
Continue ReadingMichael P. Steininger, a veteran municipal administrator who has overseen finances for several New Mexico cities and counties, will temporarily…
Continue ReadingIt was an unusually long meeting for trustees in the El Paso Independent School District. Tuesday afternoon, the school board met for about 5 hours…
Continue ReadingThe El Paso Community College is gearing up for a seminar that can help small businesses. Instructors with the Small Business Development Center are…
Continue ReadingEarly voting is up nearly 70% in El Paso County for Democrats, while Republican voting is down. Two years ago, after eight days of early voting,…
Continue ReadingTalk about Triple-A baseball and a Downtown ballpark is heating up. But what does that have to do with talk about knocking down City Hall and…
Continue ReadingCity Council voted unanimously Tuesday to form a blue ribbon committee to look into the way that the Public Service Board disposes of land in the…
Continue ReadingNineteen-month-old Nancy-Lynne Reyes has come a long way since Las Cruces Police found her last week bleeding and disfigured from injuries allegedly…
Continue ReadingThe family of two children killed Saturday while walking along Dyer Street have set up a memorial fund to help with the funerals. The account is at…
Continue ReadingBeing the queen of England comes with some pretty good perks. The queen has several castles she can live in. And then there is her wardrobe. The…
Continue ReadingAn FBI agent is recovering from being shot accidentally. It happened at the FBI headquarters located off of Mesa Hills in West El Paso. Officials…
Continue ReadingSome people on Fort Bliss are playing their music too loud when they’re driving on post, according to Maj. Gen. Dana J. H. Pittard, 1st AD and…
Continue ReadingBy Robert Gray / El Paso Inc. It?s a monumental task: cleaning a property polluted by arsenic, cadmium, lead and other contaminants. But even harder…
Continue ReadingThree years after the Civil War ended, on May 5, 1868, the head of an organization of Union veterans ? the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) ?…
Continue ReadingAn ad spotted in El Paso restaurants and bars is raising eyebrows. The flier is for attorney Mark T. Davis and features calculations about drinking…
Continue ReadingA group of four children were struck by a vehicle while walking along side of a road in northeast El Paso just before 5 p.m. Saturday evening,…
Continue ReadingThis week?s MANHUNT MONDAY Most Wanted Fugitive is an individual who turned violent after being asked to leave a party this past weekend. The target…
Continue ReadingIf El Pasoans ignore new voluntary water restrictions due to continuing drought conditions in the Borderland, those water restrictions could soon…
Continue ReadingThe El Paso County Sportspark will be shut down for six months beginning in August. If trends from last year continues, that means approximately 150…
Continue ReadingOver the last decade, men have begun flocking to fields long dominated by women and the trend began well before the 2008 economic crash. The trend…
Continue ReadingA clerical error resulted in El Paso County Commissioners taking time to discuss a contract tied to the Tornillo-Guadalupe International Bridge…
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