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Month: March 2014

UTEP Tops Colorado, 68-60

Senior Kristine Vitola poured in 22 points while junior Chrishauna Parker posted her third straight double-double (10 points, 12 rebounds), and UTEP bested Colorado, 68-60, in the WNIT Sweet 16 in front of a school-record and raucous 8,234 fans at the Don Haskins Center Friday evening. The Miners (27-7) move on to the WNIT Elite

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2013 story: Las Cruces man arrested on charges of public intoxication

Sheriff’s Deputies arrested a man from Las Cruces after he damaged a patrol unit. Early Sunday morning deputies responded to a call on several people fighting near Central and First Streets in Canutillo. Deputies made contact with 42-year-old Lorenzo Villaeck. Villaeck was intoxicated, and violently uncooperative, according to deputies. Villaeck resisted arrest for public intoxication,

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Details emerge in ‘Fiscal Cliff’ deal

Details are starting to emerge about what the “fiscal cliff” compromised will mean to ordinary Americans. The most important thing the deal accomplishes is preventing higher income taxes from going into effect on more than 99 percent of Americans. Only those who make more than $400,000 dollars a year ($450,000) for married couples) will be

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