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Month: May 2015

Robots threaten these 8 jobs

Economists are sharply divided over the exact timing of the threat from robots and other forms of futuristic technology. Some see an imminent threat, others believe it won’t happen until later this century — if at all. Yet Amy Webb, a digital media futurist and founder of Webbmedia Group, predicts at least eight career fields

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Texas House to vote on campus carry bill

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) – The Texas House is scheduled to vote Tuesday on whether to allow concealed handguns in public college classrooms and buildings. The measure sailed through the Republican-controlled Senate in March, but hasn’t been set for a vote in the House until the final week of the legislative session. If approved there, it

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Good Morning El Paso: 05.26.15

“this is the highest flood that we’ve ever had in the recorded history in the state of texas.” texas once again getting slammed by deadly weather and flooding — the death toll rising, and others still missing. we have your stormtrack weather coverage. from wine to slides to rocking out — the borderland had plenty

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Neon Desert cleanup

bar-b-queing — others were cleaning up after the neon desert music festival. trucks, street sweepers, and other heavy machinery were out in downtown el paso picking up the trash from the three day festival. all fathers get a little nervous

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Fire Destroys 2 Mobile Homes in Fabens

13 people are homeless after a fire destroyed two mobile homes, according to a spokeswoman with the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office. Officials told ABC-7’s Luke Lyddon the chief of the Fabens Fire Department suffered minor injuries when a wall collapsed. EMS crews took the chief to a nearby hospital as a precaution. The fire

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ABC-7 Xtra: Children’s Finances

>>> live, where news comes first, this is “abc-7 xtra. >> welcome to “abc-7 xtra. good evening, i’m maria garcia. glad you’re with us tonight. about a year ago, abc-7 broke a story about financial troubles at the el paso children’s hospital and what appeared to be becoming a strained relationship between it and university

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