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Month: July 2015

Deadly motorcycle crash shuts down 1-10

A motorcyclist died after being thrown from their motorcycle and then hit by a car Friday morning on the westbound lanes of Interstate 10 near the Zaragoza exit. A passenger on the motorcycle was injured, but their injuries were not considered life-threatening. The three-vehicle crash happened about 8:50 a.m. on the left lane. Police said

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Watch ABC-7 Special Reports

Click on links below for previous ABC-7 special reports. Exclusive medical care available in El Paso July 29, 2015 SPECIAL REPORT: Texas scrambling to find housing solution for sexually violent predators July 22, 2015 Why El Paso lost millions in transportation money July 21, 2015 Is El Paso still in a drought? July 16, 2015

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Joint Commission on UMC: All deficiencies cleared

Two weeks ago University Medical Center had to halt all elective and non-emergency surgeries because of deficiencies found in one of their departments. The Joint Commission, an agency that surveys and accredits hospitals across the nation said at the time the hospital didn’t have proper documentation, policies and education in the sterile processing unit. This

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Bankruptcy judge rules EP Children’s Hospital pay UMC $1.2M+ per month; debate over rent dominates hearing

Federal bankruptcy judge H. Christopher Mott placed limits Thursday on fees that could be collected by El Paso Children’s Hospital’s management consultant, AlixPartners. He also order EPCH to pay $1.2 million toUniversity Medical Center for services, and $150,000 for rent. The purpose of the cash collateral hearing is to establish parameters on what Children’s Hospital

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Search for missing LC woman intensifies

The family of a missing Las Cruces woman is desperate for answers. Nearly 100 people will search this weekend looking for any clues related to the disappearance of 44-year-old Janet Castrejon. Janet went missing over a month ago during a family camping trip in Arizona at Rustler Park. Janet’s father is desperate to find his

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Estela’s Escuelas: Little Libraries

said “whe you possess a book with mind and spirit, you are enriched. but when you pass it on you are enriched threefold.” on today’s estela’s escuelas, we head out to downtown el paso … where el paso electric interns are working on their “littl libraries” project. the interns organized a company book drive and

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Federal inmate escapes from La Tuna prison camp

A manhunt got underway Wednesday morning after an inmate escaped from La Tuna’s minimum security Federal Prison Camp. The U.S. Marshals Service is asking anyone with information or who may have seen 21-year-old Edgar Perez Flores to call them immediately. Prison officials discovered that Flores was missing about 7:15 a.m. Wednesday. Flores was sentenced to

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Good Morning El Paso: 07.30.15

bankruptcy case continues with a big hearing today. why the county fears taxpayers wallets could be the ones to take the hit. teachers in the clint district are in store for a pay raise. but how about teachers in other districts? and developing now… debris discovered on an island…. that might be connected to that

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