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Month: May 2015

City exploring mayor’s power

The El Paso City Council is exploring what kind of power and responsibilities the Mayor should have. The City is considering having a charter election. The city charter is like a constitution, a guide on how the City should operate. Residents have to vote on any changes and one of the changes the city council

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Improving food quality at Canutillo ISD schools

Improving the quality of food in school cafeterias has become a priority across the nation, El Paso County is no exception. The Canutillo Independent School District has partnered with Southwest Food Service Excellence to provide student with healthful meals. Southwest Food Service Excellence is in more than 50 schools in the state of Texas. Culinary

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Good Morning El Paso: 05.27.15

“the waters were just raging, and it was just too late unfortunately.” at least 17 people dead, another 13 still missing this morning following the recent storm in texas and oklahoma. we have your stormtrack weather coverage. on the run no more. mexican officials say they’ve captured a fugitive former officer from l-a… who is

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Canutillo Football Ready for New Challenge

most meaningful spring game in the school’s history…. after becoming the first 11 man football team from el paso to reach the state semi finals… the canutillo eagles enter the season with some roster spots to get sorted out… roughly 30 seniors will graduate… meaning next year’s edition of the eagles will be very different

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Ex-LAPD officer wanted in murder arrested in Mexico

Former Los Angeles Police Department officer Henry Solis, wanted in connection to the March murder of 23-year-old Salome Rodriguez Jr. in Pomona, has been arrested in Mexico, according to authorities in Juarez, Mexico. Solis’ father, 53-year-old Victor Solis, was indicted for making a false statement to FBI agents concerning the ongoing investigation and search for

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