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Month: September 2015

Pope at White House

The Pope is starting a historic visit in the United States with a busy day in the nation’s capitol. Starting with a formal welcome at the White House, a papal parade along the national mall, and a mass at which the founder of California’s missions will be made a saint. The papal plane touched down

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Fresno Wins Triple A National Ttitle

triple a national championship game… fresno… who eliminated the chihuahuas in round 1 … taking on columbus … it all comes down to this… 1 game for the title… there’s columbus… there’s fresno… and the grizzlies came out swinging… in the first… already 2- nothing… robbie grossman… that’s going to be good enough for an

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Sheriff’s Office Investigating Allegations of Deceptive Business Practices

Detectives with the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office need your help locating Jesus Diaz with Diaz Construction. They are investigating allegations of deceptive business practices. According to the sheriff’s office, a homeowner responded to a Craigslist ad posted by Diaz Construction. The homeowner hired Jesus Diaz for a remodeling project and allegedly paid him $12,000.

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NMSU releases staff study, sets goal of becoming ’21st century university’

New Mexico State University President Garrey Carruthers on Tuesday announced the results of a staff study with the goal of transforming NMSU into a “21st century university.” The study was conducted by Deloitte Consultants. Carruthers asked Deloitte, “Is or is not NMSU overstaffed?” Deloitte’s response was that rather than being overstaffed, NMSU is poorly organized.

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Confusion over reach of state E-verify use

Amid agency head scratching over a new law requiring state agencies to verify that they are only hiring legal workers, the Texas Department of Transportation says it plans to ask Attorney General Ken Paxton to clear up questions about the law’s reach. Passed last session,Senate Bill 374 by state Sen. Charles Schwertner, R-Georgetown,requires state agencies

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