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Month: January 2014

Texas Avenue Businesses Awaiting Boom

Weeks continue to pass without the city purchasing the downtown buildings it agreed to buy. The old Union Manufacturing Building, presently Galeria San Ysidro, located at 801 and 811 Texas Avenue , was intended to be bought weeks ago. The purchasewas selected as a part of City Hall’s relocation agenda, while the current building housing

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Shots fired at Anthony strip club

Gunfire was reported inside an Anthony strip club early Wednesday morning. The incident happened around 3 a.m. at the Zebra strip club on South Desert. Our Round the Clock crew was at the scene as sheriff’s deputies investigated the scene. They tell us the shots were fired inside the strip club after a fight had

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Assaulted Policeman Still in ICU

El Paso policeman Jonathan Molina remains on life support in the intensive care unit of a local hospital, his brother says. Mauricio Molina tells ABC7 the officer’s family is still hopeful Molina will recover. “I know he’ll never be the same,” Mauricio Molina said. “But I hope he’ll be able to walk again.” El Paso

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Couture out as NMSU president

After being on leave for all of last week and with her future in doubt,Barbara Couture is no longer the president of New Mexico State University. The announcement was made by the NMSU board of regents at a publicmeeting at NMSU’s Corbett Center on Monday afternoon. The open meeting followed a two-hour closed session where

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Cancelled, Delayed flights pile up

American Airline flights across the United States have been delayed, at times, cancelled. Some believe it could be the fallout of a labor negotiation turned sour. On Sunday a flight between Dallas and El Paso was cancelled. According to an American Airlines spokesperson it was a mechanical error that caused the cancellation. She told ABC-7

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