Arson spree under investigation in east El Paso
Police and Fire crews are looking into several suspicious fires that happened in east El Paso Friday morning. The incidents began just before 4 a.m.…
Continue ReadingPolice and Fire crews are looking into several suspicious fires that happened in east El Paso Friday morning. The incidents began just before 4 a.m.…
Continue ReadingParents of children with disabilities told our New Mexico Mobile Newsroom they dream of a day when all children can play together on an equal basis.…
Continue ReadingThe father of 27-year-old Johnnyray Nevarez speaks out about his son’s murder-suicide. Jimmy Nevarez says Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome or…
Continue ReadingThe U.S. Postal Service is implementing what it’s calling the Post Plan. Hours at thousands of post offices in small towns across the country…
Continue ReadingThe 77th Annual “Celebration of Lights” in downtown El Paso is this Saturday. The celebration begins at 4:30 p.m., and lasts until the…
Continue ReadingAn El Paso City Hall meeting turned tense Tuesday as City Rep. Carl Robinson publicly berated City Manager Joyce Wilson for sending emails he called…
Continue ReadingCreating future engineers in fields ranging from biomedical to aerospace and everything in between is the goal of programs funded by the Spaceport…
Continue ReadingCity Council voted 5-3 today to deny a resolution that may have saved the tallest of Asarco’s smokestacks, meaning the 826 foot tall stack will…
Continue ReadingAn email thread between City Manager Joyce Wilson and City Representative Ann Morgan Lilly shows Wilson is directing policy and not just implementing…
Continue ReadingSunny the sea lion, one of the most beloved animals at the El Paso Zoo, died overnight. Sunny, 26, died in a behind the scenes pool where he was…
Continue ReadingSpike, a Malayan Tapir, who was one of the first residents in the Asia section of the El Paso Zoo, has died. Spike arrived at the El Paso Zoo in…
Continue ReadingBurges High School may have been the only team to win on Friday, but they may not be the only El Paso team advancing in the 4A Division II State…
Continue ReadingDANICA COTOAssociated Press SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) – Hector “Macho” Camacho was a brash fighter with a mean jab and an…
Continue ReadingThe Burges Mustangs live one more day. They beat out Hereford Friday evening in the 4A Division II State Playoffs in Midland. It was the first time…
Continue ReadingThe controversy surrounding the Sunland Park mayoral election continues almost a year later. Former mayoral candidate Gerardo Hernandez is still…
Continue ReadingNearly 2 dozen trials are lined up in connection with alleged Sunland Park corruption including bribery, extortion and voter fraud. Former…
Continue ReadingMany in Las Cruces feel downtown is finally on the path to becoming the life of the city. Main Street is open to car traffic after 43 years, and soon…
Continue ReadingUnder a cloudy, gloomy sky, actor Sherman Hemsley was buried at Fort Bliss National Cemetery Wednesday afternoon. Doves were released and military…
Continue ReadingNearly 500 pounds of marijuana was on a bus carrying Van Horn junior varsity basketball players back home from an out of town game. “The kids…
Continue ReadingCould the U.S. Supreme Court rule the swab of DNA that led police to Katie Sepich’s killer unconstitutional? A decision on a Maryland case…
Continue ReadingA federal bill that supports a New Mexico law is now in the hands of President Barack Obama after Congress approved it. Katie’s Law was enacted…
Continue ReadingA Borderland superintendent is on administrative leave as the school board plans to hire a forensic auditor to evaluate all purchases and school…
Continue ReadingAn El Paso fifth -grader’s mother is suing his teacher for thousands of dollars after he claims she told him his schoolwork was…
Continue ReadingUTEP Head Football Coach Mike Price announced Monday he will be retiring after Saturday’s home game – the final game of the 2012 season.…
Continue ReadingThe El Paso Scottish Rite Temple in the downtown art district gets a big gift. A grand piano and a piece of history, but the compelling part, is how…
Continue ReadingNearly four months after his death, television icon Sherman Hemsley will be buried in El Paso on Wednesday. Hemsley’s funeral schedule is as…
Continue Reading“Statistics show that on any given night here in El Paso, there’s over a 100 women who are homeless vets. It’s a tragedy,”…
Continue ReadingA routine traffic stopped lead to the arrest of a wanted felon Friday night. Juan Leon, 31, was pulled over after driving with a defective tail lamp,…
Continue ReadingIt’s been a year since Fort Sill Apache land near Deming, N.M., was designated as a reservation. The tribe bought the 30 acres of land in 1998.…
Continue ReadingThe wait to determine what’s next for City Hall continues. El Paso struck a deal with Mountain Star Sports earlier this year to build a…
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