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Month: September 2015

ABC-7 Listens: Is it wrong for Ysleta ISD students to help out with bond effort?

The Ysleta School District continues to educate voters on its November bond election, but at least one parent isn’t pleased with the district involving students in this informational campaign. Valerie Smith emailed the ABC-7 newsroom concerned about Eastwood High staff helping older students register to vote. Another parent told ABC-7 about Eastwood is offering students

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Jury sentences ex-Border Patrol supervisor to 99 years in prison for attempted capital murder

Update: Former Border Patrol supervisor Alberto Montelongo sentenced to 99 years in prison and $10,000 fine after being convicted of attempted capital murder. He also received 10 years on continued family violence conviction and another $10,000 fine. It is not immediately clear if the sentences will run concurrently or separately. Original Story: El Paso jurors

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16th Annual McDonalds Hispanos Triunfadores

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month McDonalds is celebrating by hosting the 16th Annual McDonalds Hispanos Triunfadores. It’s an event that celebrates the achievements of hispanic leaders in El Paso and Las Cruces. Today they honored five outstanding individuals for their contributions to the community. They’re people who’ve worked with and helped people along their

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Reviews of ‘Sicario’ film

Curious what critics say about “Sicario”? Read the revies below. If you don’t want spoilers, then don’t read them. Wired: ‘Sicario’ is the ‘True Dective’ season two we deserved Idaho Statesman Review: Realism makes ‘Sicario’ truly terrifying Cleveland Plain Dealer Review: ‘Sicario’: Emily Blunt and Benicio Del Toro shine in intense crime thriller NOLA.com review:

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New Netflix offerings for October

Here’s Netflix’s list of movies and other content it’s adding and removing from its streaming service in October, 2015: October 1 A Christmas Carol About Alex Alexander: Theatrical Cut American Pie Barefoot Contessa: Back to Basics Collection: Collection 1 Batman Begins Boogie Nights Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Curse of Chucky Dark Was the Night

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Yahoo donates servers to UTEP

Yahoo announced today it has donated 40 computer servers to The University of Texas at El Paso. The donation is part of Yahoo’s program to develop and educate diverse student populations in computer science and technology careers. The donation is designed to provide researchers and educators at UTEP with enhanced computing capabilities, enabling new coursework

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ABC-7 at Noon 09.30.15: Buddy Walk

the down syndrome coalition of el paso , in partnership with el paso community college will hold the sixth annual buddy walk at 10:00 a.m., saturday, october 3rd at the epcc valle verde campus americana language village, 919 hunter. the walk raises funds for the dscep, epcc scholarships for students with disabilities and the national

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Embattled El Paso abortion clinic to reopen

After shuttering last year in response to the state’s heightened abortion regulations, an embattled El Paso abortion provider is set to reopen on Tuesday. Reproductive Services — one plaintiff in the ongoing legal challenge to the state’s restrictive 2013 abortion law — will resume providing abortions next week, according to the clinic’s lawyers. But the

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El Paso Children’s Hospital gives details it says shows it agreed to UMC deal

El Paso Children’s Hospital is disputing University Medical Center’s (UMC) assertion that Children’s did not accept the terms of UMC’s term sheet. This morning, the Children’s board asked for representatives of UMC and El Paso County Commissioners Court to explain the rejection of Children’s acceptance of an interim proposal that the parties have been negotiating

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Law Enforcement & Public Safety Mass

Members of law enforcement and public safety agencies, both dead and alive, were honored today. That’s because today was El Paso’s sixth annual Law Enforcement and Public Safety Mass. Both agencies throughout the region host the mass in conjucion with the Diocese of El Paso. Mass started at 11:00 a.m. In St. Patrick’s Cathedral on

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