Month: June 2014

An education advocacy group that became a lobbying powerhouse during the 2013 legislative session with the backing of Texas tort reform heavyweights…

The number of murders in Ciudad Juarez has sharply declined from the peak drug war days and now the city is working to attract visitors once again.…

El Paso’s Segundo Barrio will featured on PBS’ One Square Mile next Thursday. If you simply can’t wait, you can watch the full…

El Paso Police arrested a man early Thursday morning for allegedly driving while intoxicated and possession of cocaine after he was allegedly driving…

aBCNews A brutal fight between a former Marine and his stepfather in Oklahoma ended in the stepfather’s death by “atomic wedgie,”…

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at The University of Texas at El Paso offers adult education classes for seniors ages 50 and older.…

The next system will bring a slight chance for rain Thursday night and again early Friday morning. Rain chances will be around 20-30 percent. The…

Effective immediately, Sun Metro is detouring Route 60 due to construction on the Rafael Septien Bridge in El Paso’s Lower Valley. This detour…

The El Paso Police Department reports seeing a 32 percent decrease in auto thefts in 2013. There were 747 reported auto thefts last year compared to…

Cary Westin has been named the City’s new director of Economic and International Development. Westin most recently worked for three years as…

El Paso City Council on Tuesday approved new regulations for payday lenders. City Representatives say they’re trying to curb predatory lending…

Doa Ana County Sheriff’s investigators have obtained two additional warrants in the ongoing investigation of a New Year’s Day home…

We had a cold start to the morning this morning. We dropped down to 19 degrees – the coldest all fall and winter so far. Expect decent weather…

A second person has been charged with murder in the death of a woman and her unborn baby. El Paso Police have arrested and charged 17-year-old David…

For the fourth year in a row El Paso has the lowest crime rate of American cities with more than half a million people. CQ Press bestowed the honor…

Affordable housing for artists in Downtown El Paso is getting a second chance. On Tuesday, El Paso City council approved giving Artspace a boost in…

Charlie Strong talked about being tough and winning championships. That is exactly what Texas fans wanted to hear from their new football coach.…

We are on the extreme western fringe of this arctic air (we talked about this a good bit last week). Temps will gradually warm up for us over the…

Why UTEP’s junior guards McKenzie Moore and Jalen Ragland have been suspended from the team indefinitely is still a mystery. The extent to…

Elephant Butte Irrigation District (EBID) officials said the water level at the lake is terribly low and doesn’t look like it will get better.…

A local filmmaker is taking on the most notorious drug dealer in the world. Charlie Minn said his next film will investigate the capture of Joaquin…

The flu season typically begins at the end of January, but this year increasing cases of the virus have been reported since October and El Paso is no…

A power outage during its graduation ceremony Thursday morning has led to Andress having to move its ceremony to 9 p.m. at the Don Haskins Center.…

Jake Goebbert hit a three-run home run and a grand slam in the El Paso Chihuahuas 8-4 win over the New Orleans Zephyrs Thursday at Southwest…

Returning Champion Anthony Rotich had a stellar opening day, automatically advancing to the 3,000m steeplechase finals at the 2014 NCAA…

Skateboarders have a reason to celebrate as the city has finally opened the region’s newest and largest skate park. The ribbon cutting was at 8…

The El Paso Chihuahuas came back multiple times in their game against New Orleans Wednesday night but eventually lost to the Zephyrs, 6-5. The…

The UTEP women’s 4x100m relay concluded the season crossing the finish line seventh in the first heat on Wednesday at Hayward Field.…

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