Money for Sex scandal: Accuser speaks out
The Dona Ana County Treasurer accused of offering an employee money for sex, spoke publicly for the first time last week. In a letter to the Las…
Continue ReadingThe Dona Ana County Treasurer accused of offering an employee money for sex, spoke publicly for the first time last week. In a letter to the Las…
Continue ReadingSex trafficking investigations and convictions have increased six-fold in the last five years, according to the new head of Homeland Security…
Continue ReadingAccording to the Las Cruces Sun News the United States Geological Survey reported a magnitude 4.0 earthquake between Deming and Las Cruces Saturday…
Continue ReadingWhat do you think about a Major League Soccer team in the Borderplex? Here’s your chance to sound off! On Thursday MountainStar sports…
Continue ReadingLetter by letter, the recent massive message on a Juarez mountain is being removed by group that put it up there. Juarez city officials demanded…
Continue ReadingA motorcyclist is in serious condition at University Medical Center Sunday night after the man lost control of his motorcycle on eastbound Paisano…
Continue ReadingA man sustained life threatening injuries in a motorcycle accident Sunday morning. Police said around 5:53 a.m. a male motorcyclist was struck from…
Continue ReadingMore than 200,000 vehicles travel through the Spaghetti Bowl at Interstate 10 and U.S. 54 every single day. It’s hard to miss the many changes…
Continue ReadingOver 100 soldiers said their goodbyes to family and loved ones Wednesday morning as the first big group from Ft. Bliss loaded up for Liberia. There…
Continue ReadingA jury has sentenced the convicted “Manhattan Heights Rapist” to life in prison, but there’s still much more to come in court. With…
Continue ReadingHundreds of Montwood High students saw their schedules for the 2013-2014 school year and freaked out. Certain classes they needed for graduation…
Continue ReadingThe Montwood construction project is moving forward. The city is adding new roads, sidewalks, gutters, and water systems from Montwood to Zanzibar,…
Continue ReadingIt is hard to believe, but some El Paso County residents do not have basic sewage systems or natural gas service. That is the case for dozens of…
Continue ReadingAfter 61 years, Moe’s Restaurant closed its doors Sunday. It was a bittersweet day for the owners and loyal customers. The warm restaurant…
Continue ReadingModest Mouse is making its way back the Borderland. The indie rock band will perform Sept. 17 at the El Paso County Coliseum. Modest Mouse last put…
Continue ReadingA fire broke out in Chaparral, New Mexico early Sunday morning. Several fire crews were called out to the mobile home, which was fully engulfed in…
Continue ReadingThe UTEP Miners took on the #3 ranked University of Arizona Wildcats at the Don Haskins Center Friday night. The game was a complete sellout and is…
Continue ReadingVince Hunter scored 20 points, and UTEP held Middle Tennessee to 29 percent shooting in the second half en route to a 63-54 win over the Blue Raiders…
Continue ReadingKenneth Dixon rushed for 200 yards to lead Louisiana Tech to a 38-35 Conference USA victory over University of Texas at El Paso Saturday night. UTEP…
Continue ReadingThe 24th Annual Minerpalooza pep rally Friday night kicks off the first home game for the Miner football team against Texas Tech. The University of…
Continue ReadingGot your tickets for Saturday’s big UTEP football home opener at the Sun Bowl? The Miners are facing Big 12 school Texas Tech and ticket prices…
Continue ReadingThey’re definitely not from around here, but you can see hundreds of seagulls in parts of the Upper Valley this time of year. “It’s…
Continue ReadingEl Paso’s new ballpark is still packing them in! On Sunday, the four-year-old Mexican Baseball Fiesta — featuring teams from the Mexican…
Continue ReadingFriday morning around the Ural Mountain region of Russia, a streak in the sky turned into a burst of light. Dashcams, cellphones, and security…
Continue ReadingChrist is expected to make a comeback in Texas public schools and He could be joined by the symbols of other faiths too. “Freedom of religion…
Continue ReadingThe Administrative Offices for the Parks and Recreation Department at City Hall will be closed on Monday May 27th. Senior Centers and Daycare…
Continue ReadingThe El Paso Independent School District voted to consider collaborating with the Medical Centers of America (MCA)Tuesday night. Superintendent Juan…
Continue ReadingA Fort Bliss who crashed his truck, killing one of his passengers was sentenced to probation. Jacob McGuire, 23, lost control of his truck and…
Continue ReadingEl Paso Mayor Oscar Leeser discussed the city’s business outlook for 2015 at a luncheon Wednesday hosted by the El Paso Central Business…
Continue ReadingTenet, the owners of the Sierra Providence Health Network met with City Council Tuesday. The company negotiated several items with city officials.…
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