Month: November 2014

On Tuesday evening, October 21, a man walked into the “Seven Eleven” store at 6200 Gateway East. Once inside, the man asked the clerk for a cigar. The man purchased the cigar, and as the clerk was opening the cash register drawer, the man attempted to grab the cash. At the moment the clerk closed

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Unlike the Democratic turnout group Battleground Texas, the people who launched Republican Greg Abbott‘s ground game hatched their plan in secret and never publicly discussed any goals beyond getting their candidate into the Governor’s Mansion. But this week, the Abbott campaign pulled back the curtain on its sophisticated turnout machine, which it is now crediting

Santa Fe Sheriff’s Deputy Tai Chan, charged with an open count of murder in the shooting death of his colleague, was arraigned Wednesday afternoon in a Las Cruces courtroom. Chan pleaded not guilty to the charge. An open count of murder means the state has not decided what felony count of murder he will face.

The UT Regents on Thursday will discuss and take action on the purchase of 443 acres of land on the former ASARCO site. UTEP officials placed the item on the agenda for the meeting in El Paso this week. The land would be taken out of the J. Baker Survey #10 and the I.F. Harrison