EPISD Board of Managers wants parents to call them directly
The new Board of Managers at the El Paso Independent School District is getting right to work. But part of its job will be to answer parent and…
Continue ReadingThe new Board of Managers at the El Paso Independent School District is getting right to work. But part of its job will be to answer parent and…
Continue ReadingWith the holidays just around the corner, many have stepped up to feed local families. Saturday, more than 200 families in need picked up turkey…
Continue ReadingThe El Paso County Housing Authority is being accused of shredding 82 boxes of financial documents after its Executive Director Michael Terrazas…
Continue ReadingThe El Paso Community College board voted unanimously to renew Dr. William Serrata’s contract for three years, Tuesday night. The board also…
Continue ReadingThe city of El Paso made moves that will expand the city limits and ease traffic for drivers on the far east part of town. Council approved the…
Continue ReadingThe United Nations panel that studied global warming over the last year concluded that climate change is happening — and limiting its impact…
Continue ReadingThe Brian Engleton murder case continued through the sentencing phase Thursday. Wednesday Engleton was found guilty of killing his estranged wife,…
Continue ReadingStaffers at the Emergence Health Network, a state-funded agency which helps people with mental health and intellectual developmental disabilities,…
Continue ReadingLincoln County New Mexico sheriff’s deputies say an El Paso woman in her early 20s was killed Saturday in a ski accident in Mescalero. Family…
Continue ReadingAs the investigation into the shooting at the El Paso Veteran’s Affairs Clinic continues Wednesday, ABC-7 is also looking into the…
Continue ReadingNewspaper giant Digital First Media, which operates the El Paso Times and 75 other daily papers across the country, says it may sell its newspaper…
Continue ReadingAn El Paso County Sheriff’s deputy was involved in a shooting Sunday morning at the intersection of Vinton Road and Doniphan Drive. Officals…
Continue ReadingWith recent word of school closures by the El Paso School Independent districta local group is trying to organize area residents to speak out against…
Continue ReadingThe Las Cruces Police Department is investigating the death of a motorcyclist that occurred on Sunday. Police responded to Crawford Boulevard and…
Continue ReadingOne million dollars is coming to El Paso school districts. The Council for Regional Economic Expansion and Educational Development President Richard…
Continue ReadingIn his first official act as Commissioner of Agriculture for the State of Texas, Sid Miller announced amnesty for cupcakes. Monday’s…
Continue ReadingRepublican Gov. Susana Martinez has unveiled a nearly $6.3 billion spending plan for growing New Mexico’s economy and bolstering a slew of…
Continue ReadingThe 236-191 roll call Wednesday by which the House passed a bill that would provide nearly $40 billion to finance the Homeland Security Department…
Continue ReadingThe 14th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Canned Food Drive started Friday and will run through Monday, January 20, 2014. If you have any overdue books…
Continue ReadingEl Paso ranks in a new Brookings Institute study as number in the nation as the city with the highest suburban rate. Home loans and high gas prices…
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