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Month: January 2015

Toll lane violators beware

The regional Mobility Authority set up the toll lanes along the Cesar Chavez Highway to make for an efficient way to get to work. The price for using the toll lane runs under $2.You can set up an account online, or pay through phone or mail.Toll lanes are also equipped with cameras that take pictures

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Officer involved shooting

EL Paso police confirm there has been an officer involved shooting in East El Paso. According to EPPD PIO Detective Mike Baranyay officers responded to a call of a subject with a gun in the 6-thousandblock of Montana. When they arrived they confronted the armed suspect and the shooting occurred. At this time all we

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Airbag recall affecting millions of cars

El Paso,Tx- The list of cars with explosive airbags is getting longer. Federal officials have increased the number of recalled cars. Earlier this week N-H-T-S-A called on more than 4.7 million owners of vehicles with Takata airbags to get the airbags replaced.That number has now gone up to nearly 8 million. ABC-7’s Promotions Director Mark

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A first look at Obamacare rates

Since healthcare.gov went live Oct. 1, not-for-profit Project Amistad knows of just two people in its 23-county assistance map who were able to access rate quotes. One of them got in this afternoon: an ABC-7 manager. Here are some Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas HMO price tags for a 50-year-old, non-smoking male — sans

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Affordable Care Act Insurance Quotes

The “Obamacare” website, Healthcare.gov has been plagued with problems since its Oct. 1 rollout. ABC-7 researched the plans offered in the Borderland, and found three insurers offer health insurance plans in El Paso County. It is possible to bypass the government website and buy an insurance policy directly from an insurer. If you think you

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Local abortion clinic reopens Tuesday

Hill Top Women’s Reproductive Clinic opened its doors Tuesday morning after closing for several weeks. Earlier this month, Supreme Court justices suspended an appeals court ruling that would have forced Texas clinics to spend millions of dollars on hospital-level upgrades. Clinic administrators told ABC-7 while the Supreme Court makes a final ruling, the clinic can

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