Las Cruces City Council discusses minimum wage ordinance
Las Cruces City Council met Monday to discuss the minimum wage ordinance in Las Cruces. The law is set to kick in on January 1st, the wage will be…
Continue ReadingLas Cruces City Council met Monday to discuss the minimum wage ordinance in Las Cruces. The law is set to kick in on January 1st, the wage will be…
Continue ReadingA Las Cruces businessman is hoping to address the growing need for a sports complex. “We’ve doubled in size, we’ve doubled in…
Continue ReadingThe El Paso City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to buy a piece of property in Central El Paso at a sale price that’s more than $150,000…
Continue ReadingThere’s a growing need for mental health resources across the country. Access to help is that much more difficult for the homeless. “It…
Continue ReadingFire Chief Allen Keys has served the Horizon City Fire Department for 32 years. But all that came to a halt recently when Keys was diagnosed with…
Continue ReadingA portion of Kansas Street in downtown El Paso closed Tuesday morning for a construction project expected to last three months. The Kansas St. bridge…
Continue ReadingA new shuttle that picks visitors up on the Texas side and takes them to tourist attractions in Mexico is part an effort to lure people back across…
Continue ReadingChihuahua State police arrested a man they believe is responsible for at least six homicides in Juarez. Raul Rocha Ramirez, 23, aka “El…
Continue ReadingTexas Gov. Rick Perry extended the county’s disaster declaration beyond July 4. That means the sale or use of fireworks in El Paso County is…
Continue ReadingBoard members at University Medical Center held a meeting that quickly turned tense Friday afternoon. On the agenda: a plan of action for El Paso…
Continue ReadingPointing lasers at aircraft, the FBI says it’s no joke. In fact, our nation’s top law enforcement agency is now offering a $10,000 reward…
Continue ReadingUnanswered questions. That is what parents and students say they were left with. This after the principal at Bowie High School held a special meeting…
Continue ReadingJuly 2, 2013 update: The El Paso Police Departments Crimes Against Persons Unit continues to investigate a series of burglaries which have occurred…
Continue ReadingThe El Paso Chihuahuas had a game scheduled against the Tacoma Rainiers Thursday evening. But the Rainiers ran into some travel issues and the game…
Continue ReadingThree journalists went into downtown Juarez to work a story. El Diario de Juarez reported the three journalists were walking when three other men…
Continue ReadingDowtown hosted the El Paso Street Fest which featured five stages, a car show and live art. Thousands attended this years event. Santa Fe Street was…
Continue ReadingThe biomedical department at the University of Texas-El Pasohas been working on 3-D printed breast implants, and the possibilities of this…
Continue ReadingAn Army wife is offering a $1,000 reward to the person who helps her find her beloved cat August. Kristin Murray hired a private investigator from…
Continue ReadingWith the temps reaching the triple digits many are feeling the effects.Those living on the streets are not an exception. Now a Las Cruces homeless…
Continue ReadingLights out! About 4,000 people were left in the dark at a graduation ceremony Thursday morning. The Don Haskins Center was supposed to host the…
Continue ReadingUTEP’s fall semester begins August 25th and it’s massive campus transformation project doesn’t look anywhere near finished.…
Continue ReadingEveryone was exited at Claudia Ordazs’ viewing party Friday night. Ordaz said her opponent in the election, Michael Armstrong, called and…
Continue ReadingResidents of Santa Teresa held a meeting to brainstorm over issues they’ve been dealing with in their community. “I can’t get the…
Continue ReadingCounty leaders approved an economic development plan to allow for the re-development of a downtown building and new construction a short walk away.…
Continue ReadingInmates at Chihuahua state prisons are being trained in the “gentle way.” Since April, more than 400 prisoners have been practicing judo,…
Continue ReadingHeavy rains caused flooding and significant damages in Juarez over the last week. Life is slowly returning to normal yet a taxed infrastructure has…
Continue ReadingSouthwest Staffing is looking to hire 300 employees. The openings are for warehouse and logistics positions such as forklift drivers and clerks.…
Continue ReadingTwo job fairs are being held in El Paso Wednesday. Southwest University is hosting one with more than 100 companies that are currently looking to…
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