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Month: January 2014

Three flee after rollover

El Paso police officials are looking for three men a witness said fled the scene of a rollover. The crash happened around 3 a.m. on I-10 East near the Zaragoza Road exit. Police say the driver of a black Lincoln Navigator lost control and rolled, crashing into a guardrail. A witness told police he saw

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Woman Nearly Drowns In Canal

A woman is in critical condition after she nearly drowns in a canal. We’re told a group of illegal immigrants were trying to enter the U.S. when the woman was swept away by the canal’s strong water currents. It happened at about 6 this morning near the Border Highway and Fonseca exit. That’s in the

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Garcia arraigned in public corruption case

A man accused of bribing a county judge to obtain a federally funded contract worth hundreds of thousands of dollars is expected in federal court Monday. Ruben Sonny Garcia is charged with deprivation of honest services, mail fraud and conspiracy. He was arrested in December 2011 as part of the FBI’s public corruption investigation. Garcia’s

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UTEP Wins, Thornton Breaks Record

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. –Senior Kayla Thornton tallied 23 points while grabbing seven board to become the school’s all-time leading rebounder and fellow classmate Kelli Willingham added 18 points (on six threes) to propel UTEP to an 85-76 road conquest of UAB at Bartow Arena in the Conference USA opener for both squads Wednesday evening. The Miners

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Voting Rights Act Fast Facts

CNN Editorial Research Here is a look at the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which serves to protect and enforce the 14th and 15th Amendments. It was enacted in response to voter suppression in the 1960s by state governments, local governments and law enforcement. Important sections Original jurisdictions: Alabama, Alaska, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina

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Winter Weather Terminology

It is officially winter across the country. Winter runs from December 21 through March 20th. This is a good time to go over some winter weather terminology that we tend to throw out from time to time. Many of these definitions are courtesy of the National Weather Service. Snow Flurries: Flurries are defined as light

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