El Pasoans unable to run New York City Marathon
Sunday marked the day the ING New York City Marathon was meant to run. Instead of thousands of runners, streets remained calm. Replacing water…
Continue ReadingSunday marked the day the ING New York City Marathon was meant to run. Instead of thousands of runners, streets remained calm. Replacing water…
Continue ReadingThe Texas Department of Transportation announced three more connector ramps will be constructed as part of the new I-10/Loop 375 Americas…
Continue ReadingAn email thread in which one El Paso City Representative asked the City Manager not to disclose all of the details of a baseball stadium deal to…
Continue ReadingEl Pasoans will vote on quality of life bond items on Nov. 6. Click the stories below to see how the quality of life bond could affect the city.…
Continue ReadingOfficials at a Texas hospital say a 14-year-old boy who was the likely target of a school shooter in southeastern New Mexico has been brought there…
Continue ReadingAn unattended fireplace is being blamed for a house fire in West El Paso late Monday night. No injuries are being reported from the incident that…
Continue ReadingU.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers seized 35.5 pounds of heroin at the El Paso port of entry over the weekend. The estimated street…
Continue ReadingAgencies across the nation observed National AMBER Alert Awareness Day Monday, Jan. 13. The date marked 18 years since 9-year-old Amber Hagerman was…
Continue ReadingTexas enrollments in the online insurance marketplace created under the Affordable Care Act rose nearly eightfold in December, according to 2013…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: Daniel Villegas’ bond hearing scheduled for 10 a.m. in Judge Sam Medrano’s courtroom. PREVIOUS STORY: Attorney Joe Spencer…
Continue ReadingThe City of Deming and Hidalgo County have settled a lawsuit with a man who was anally probed in a search for drugs. According to a KOB-TV report,…
Continue ReadingA team of 20 auditors is expected to begin an audit of the El Paso Independent School District Monday. EPISD officials said the comprehensive audit…
Continue ReadingA newly formed group called El Paso NORML is trying to make Texas the next state to reform its pot laws. The founding members from the El Paso…
Continue ReadingSeasonal illnesses are as much a part of winter as snowmen and hot chocolate. Houston is feeling the effects of one particular virus — and…
Continue ReadingTwo El Paso Independent School District schools have been rated academically unacceptable by the Texas Education Agency in a recent audit. The…
Continue ReadingDuring his keynote remarks at a Texas Public Policy Foundation event Friday, Attorney General Greg Abbott said the state should get government…
Continue ReadingA power outage in Canutillo affected some Canutillo ISD schools, including Bill Childress Elementary, Canutillo Elementary, Canutillo Middle, and…
Continue ReadingThe National Football League is nearing its end and in a few weeks a new champion will be crowned on Super Bowl Sunday. While it is still unknown…
Continue ReadingThe University of Texas at El Paso men’s basketball team played their first game since university officials announced they kicked McKenzie…
Continue ReadingIt’s been 50 years since President Lyndon Johnson declared a “War on Poverty.” A lot has changed since then, but the battle rages…
Continue ReadingThe Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority (CRRMA) is considering stopping the sale of toll tags at ACE Cash Express stores after residents…
Continue ReadingJenny Holguin held back tears Wednesday evening as she watched a Dallas story online about what happened to her brother, Luis Rocha. “All his…
Continue ReadingAfter losing three players the UTEP men’s basketball team suddenly added a pair of players by Tuesday night. “UTEP football players and…
Continue ReadingUTEP, which lost three men’s basketball players for gambling, said it regularly educates its student-athletes about the dangers of gambling and…
Continue ReadingFor the first time residents in the new city of San Elizario are preparing to choose a mayor and five city council members. The elected officials…
Continue ReadingVideo: UTEP statement on basketball players gambling Video: UTEP Q and A following basketball players…
Continue ReadingCity Council will be asked to give it support in a resolution to seven low-income housing projects in Tuesday’s meeting. The projects are all…
Continue ReadingThe accused ‘Manhattan Heights Rapist’, Arturo Valtierra, appeared in the 243rd District Court Tuesday morning with his new defense team,…
Continue ReadingThe father of UTEP guard Jalen Ragland, who has been suspended from the team indefinitely, had no comment Monday night to several questions regarding…
Continue ReadingThe winter storm is not the only thing hitting a huge part of the country. Flu cases are also on the rise nationwide. Monday we learned that’s…
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