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Month: August 2015

Pedestrian hit by car overnight

An elderly man is struck by a car in El Paso’s Lower Valley early Monday morning. It happened at the intersection of Lomaland and Yermoland just after 1 a.m. Police say the man was walking across the intersection with his walker when he was hit. The man was alert when emergency medical crews arrived but

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Back to school shopping stresses parents

Back to school shopping is in full swing, and for some the list is quite extensive. Local shoppers are hitting stores looking for supplies from dry-erase markers to protractors before school starts Monday. The long lists of supplies aren’t always cheap. “Per child I’m at least spending at least $80 per student,” said Candy Medina,

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Shelter feeds children, needs help

Every Saturday, missionaries from both sides of the border head to Anapra, a community outside of Cd. Juarez. “we collect food to bring breakfast,” said Victor Barron, a volunteer at Lazos de Bondad. Lazos de Bondad, Bonds of Kindness, is a shelter that helps more than 50 children every week. “We learn about God and

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082215 Penny swao elections

El Pasoans voted overwhelmingly approved the “Penny Swap” Saturday. El Paso Independent School District’s tax ratification election attracted close to 8,800 voters, with 80 percent voting in favor of the so called Penny Swap. District officials said the Penny Swap would move 3 cents from the portion of the school district’s tax rate that pays

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EPISD’s Penny Swap approved by voters

your voice your vote. the people of episd are celebrating tonight. the latest voting results show voters overwhelmingly approved the penny swap. here’s a look at the latest numbers. these aren’t the final numbers. more than 6-thousand voters or 80% voted in favor of the penny swap with 77 of 92 precints reporting. 16-hundred or

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Good Morning El Paso: 08.22.15

a man is dead this morning… after police believe a fight turned into a stabbing in northeast el paso. a shooting at a federal building in new york not believed to be a case of terrorism this morning … but possibly a veteran’s dispute gone seriously wrong. and more fallout from the ashley madison hacks…

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ABC-7 Listens: 08.22.15

reminder about the do’s and don’ts of back-to- school. rick cabrera shares some safety tips in abc-7 listens. pkg it’s hard to figure out who’s more excited for the start of the school year … students … or their parents … worn out from having to entertain them the past few months. either way …

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High School FB: Two A Days – Eastwood

tonight’s story takes place at eastwood high school … after an 8 year drought… the eastwood troopers returned to the playoffs in 2014… a first round playoff loss left the team hungry for more… the players believe this is their year… they expect more… and more is expected of them… rodriguez: “it’s awesome to finally

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