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Month: August 2015

White Sands Hiking Deaths: Father, son wandered off trail to find help for hurt mother, sheriff says

Otero County Sheriff’s Office says a man and his 9-year-old son on Tuesday went off a trail at White Sands, New Mexico, likely to find help for the son’s mother. The 51-year-old woman, identified as Ornella Steiner, and 42-year-old man, identified as David Steiner, are the boy’s parents. Investigators believe the couple died from exposure

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Plaza Classic FIlm Festival Underway

The Plaza Classic Film Festival opened Wednesday, and hundreds have attended several showings. After years of being celebrated in the downtown theater, the festival has become a part of El Paso culture. “It’s a way to celebrate the Plaza theater. The Plaza theater was built…rebuilt in 2006 and it’s a gift from the Foundation to

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NMSU Head Coach names team captains

The 2015 NMSU football team captains have been chosen as announced by head coach Doug Martin on Saturday. Linebacker Rodney Butler, defensive lineman Alex Trujillo, linebacker Robert Wagner, wide receiver Teldrick Morgan and offensive lineman Andy Cunningham have been selected by the coaching staff to lead the Aggies this season. During the 2014 season, Butler

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Epilepsy conference held at UTEP

The El Paso Epilepsy and Seizure conference was held at the UTEP Memorial gym Saturday. The conference brought together patients and parents to educate them on the disease, and how to overcome the social stigma associated with neurological disorders. Children had a chance to take some basketball lessons with “Mighty” Mike Simmel, a basketball player

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Epilepsy conference held at UTEP

The El Paso Epilepsy and Seizure conference was held at the UTEP Memorial gym Saturday. The conference brought together patients and parents to educate them on the disease, and how to overcome the social stigma associated with neurological disorders. Children had a chance to take some basketball lessons with “Mighty” Mike Simmel, a basketball player

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EPCC’s enrollment on the decline

El Paso Community College saw a drop in enrollment this summer. The latest data show that the number of students taking classes at EPCC may continue to decline come the fall semester. The EPCC Valle Verde campus was bustling when ABC-7 visited in July. Many of the students are taking advantage of an inexpensive education.

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