Las Cruces Furr’s restaurant closing, dozens out of job
Dozens of employees are looking for a new job with the closing of the Furr’s cafeteria in Las Cruces. Jill Laird, director of marketing for…
Continue ReadingDozens of employees are looking for a new job with the closing of the Furr’s cafeteria in Las Cruces. Jill Laird, director of marketing for…
Continue ReadingPolice in South Texas say data stolen during the Target security breach are now being divided up and sold off regionally as evidenced by the arrest…
Continue ReadingWeather will continue to be nice through the weekend with high temps in the low 60s overnight lows in the low to mid 30s. Sunshine will be in…
Continue ReadingPolice say two students have been shot at a Philadelphia high school and the shooter may have been a fellow student and is on the loose. They say the…
Continue ReadingThe Denver Zoo has announced the birth of a critically endangered Amur leopard cub named Sochi, born December 3, 2013. The young male is the 10th…
Continue ReadingWeather looks good for the next several days into early next week. Temps will be in the low 60s with plenty of sunshine. Winds will be generally…
Continue ReadingThe deadline for paying 2013 property taxes is Friday, January 31, 2014. Taxpayers are encouraged to pay before the deadline to avoid penalties and…
Continue ReadingU.S. Customs and Border Protection officers working at the Santa Teresa port of entry found 254 pounds of marijuana in one seizure Wednesday. The…
Continue ReadingThe following are campaign finance reports from July 1, 2013 to Dec. 31, 2013. All of the races are part of the Democratic primary. Click on names to…
Continue ReadingA man accused of aggravated assault on a public servant was found not guilty. The jury came down with the verdict Wednesday for 21-year-old Fernando…
Continue ReadingThe Miners (11-6, 1-1 C-USA) will play at Middle Tennessee on Thursday and at UAB on Saturday. Those opponents have a combined 22-9 this year and are…
Continue ReadingDirector of Athletics Bob Stull named Myriam Sopel as UTEP’s women’s tennis head coach on Wednesday. Sopel succeeds Mark Roberts, who…
Continue ReadingThe state’s top elections official says New Mexicans can register to vote online when doing business at a Motor Vehicle Division office.…
Continue ReadingDepartment-store operator J.C. Penney says it will cut 2,000 jobs and close 33 stores as it tries to turn around results. No Texas or New Mexico…
Continue ReadingWeather continues to be mild and peaceful. I expect lots of sunshine and temps in the lower 60s with generally light winds. Weather looks good for…
Continue ReadingThere’s a dangerous distracted driving behavior that’s becoming more prevalent on the roads. People are striking a pose while driving.…
Continue ReadingThe “It’s All Good El Paso” campaign is gaining steam as local residents use the popular slogan to defend the City against critics…
Continue ReadingDaniel Villegas, who had his double murder conviction overturned last month by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, was released on $50,000 bond on…
Continue ReadingNine women in Sweden have successfully received transplanted wombs donated from relatives and will soon try to become pregnant, the doctor in charge…
Continue ReadingA New Mexico judge has ruled some patients can choose a physician’s aid in getting prescription medications to peacefully end their lives.…
Continue ReadingBig El Paso cases in which the two convicted were exonerated. Brandon Moon – served 17 years for rape. Associated Press Dec. 22, 2004 – A…
Continue ReadingUTEP senior center John Bohannon was appointed the Conference USA Player of the Week for the second time in three weeks on Monday. Bohannon averaged…
Continue ReadingThe City of El Paso Municipal Clerk’s Office will not have an amnesty period this year. However, they will be publishing the names of all…
Continue ReadingThe rate of flu case has jumped 40 percent since the month of October. According to the Texas Department of Health Services Texas is barely hitting…
Continue ReadingGreen means go for researchers at New Mexico State University’s Chile Pepper Institute. They are nearly ready to release NuMex Sandia Select, a…
Continue ReadingUniversity Medical Center and Fort Bliss have signed an agreement that allows military medical personnel assigned to the 31st Combat Support Hospital…
Continue ReadingNice weather will be with us for the next several days. Temps tomorrow expected around 63 with near 70 on Sunday. Sunshine will be in abundance with…
Continue ReadingA convicted sex offender is in custody after being arrested on child pornography charges. Christopher Peter Swan, 30, has been charged with…
Continue ReadingThe El Paso Police Department’s White Collar Crime unit is currently investigating a scam that has resulted in the loss of thousands of…
Continue ReadingU.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers working at the Santa Teresa Port of Entry commercial cargo facility seized 32.5 pounds of cocaine…
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