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Month: October 2015

Rain, hail hit West, Central El Paso

A strong upper level low pressure system will continue to generate scattered severe thunderstorms over the area with large hail and strong winds possible through this evening. The storms, which included hail, hit West and Central El Paso. Parts of I-10 had heavy water flow, too. As the low pressure system moves out of the

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2015 NMSU Tough Enough to Wear Pink schedule of events

2015 NMSU Aggies Are Tough Enough to Wear PinkWorking Schedule of Events(updated Monday, October 19th, 2015) Event: Purchase Official NMSU TETWP MerchandiseWhere: NMSU Barnes & Noble Book StoreAddress: 1400 E University Ave, Las Cruces, NM 88001Phone:(575) 646-4431Hours: Open today 7:30 am – 6:00 pmWeb: www.nmsubookstore.comEvent: Purchase Custom TETWP MerchandiseWhere: Sports AccessoriesAddress: 250 N Solano Dr,

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Downtown Arena Contracts

The city will soon be looking to buy the land where the Multipurpose Arena Project will sit. El Paso City Council authorized the city manager, Tommy Gonzalez, to sign all the contracts on behalf of the city. That means he won’t have to come back to council for permission every time he needs to sign

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Hail pounds West side and Santa Teresa

The day started off almost picturesque. Video off of Transmountain Road in the early evening shows a colorful horizon with billowing clouds. Drivers got to cruise along and enjoy some fresh temperatures. County roads got some light rains but almost within minutes a downpour on the West side made for low visibility on the highway.

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Defense rests in Lisbeth Garrett murder trial

Defense calls no witnesses in Garrett murder trial Defense attorneys for 76-year-old Lisbeth Garrett rested their case without calling any witnesses or presenting any evidence Tuesday morning. The court stands in recess with closing arguments scheduled for 8 am Wednesday morning. Garrett is accused of murdering her husband US Army Major Chester Garrett back in

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Oct. 2015 visit to Trinity site

with the manhattan project detonated the first nuclear bomb. the trinity site, ground zero for the test explosion, is open to the public only twice a year. abc-7 reporter julio- cesar chavez was there today. it’s a story you’ll see only on abc-7: hundreds gathered at white sands missile range to visit the trinity site,

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