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Month: October 2015

“Antidote to Extremism”

how to combat extremism? that’s the topic of tonight’s dialogue and friendship dinner & awards ceremony. the keynote speaker will be reverend dirk ficca, who will present “the antidote t extremism.” he’ll also spea tomorrow at e-p-c-c joing us now is reverend ficca. rev dirk ficca, keynote speaker at the dialogue institute of the southwest.

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Only on ABC-7: City’s scarce response to open records request raises questions about transparency

Only one piece of written communication between city leaders exists during the weeks leading up to and following the approval of City Manager Tommy Gonzalez’s controversial raise that bumped his salary from about $250,000 to an even $300,000, city records show. ABC-7 requested any communication between the city officials referencing the pay raise, a mayoral

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Man wanted in Mexican homicide deported from El Paso to Mexico

A fugitive wanted in Mexico in connection with a homicide has been deported. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) turned 37-year-old Jose Refugio Gonzalez-Gaytan over to Mexican authorities at the top of El Paso’s Stanton International Bridge on Wednesday. Gonzalez-Gaytan has been wanted for allegedly stabbing 22-year-old Luis Daniel Sanchez

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ABC-7 Coverage of Daniel Villegas

ABC-7 has been following the case of convicted murderer Daniel Villegas as he has fought for years to get a new trial because he says he was coerced into confessing to the murders as a teenager. In January 2014, Villegas was released from prison but prosecutors plan on prosecuting him again. Villegas was set to

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Hillary Clinton Visits San Antonio

Hillary Clinton is in Texas today. She’s visiting the Lone Star State as part of her nationwide campaign to get the support of Hispanic voters. The Democratic presidential candidate is setting up at a train station in the city’s downtown area with the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce head, Javier Palomarez to hold a

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Good Morning El Paso: 10.15.15

you’ve been waiting for months to find out what’s going to happen between university medical center and el paso children’s hospital. now we have the details on how the two plan on working together. two separate trials happening today for two former city teachers. get the latest from the trials and what to expect as

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El Paso Children’s Hospital board approves joint plan with UMC, details of plan revealed

Oct. 14, 2015 Late Afternoon Update: El Paso Children’s Hospital’s board has accepted help from University Medical Center. Details of the joint plan, approved by Children’s board, UMC’s board, and El Paso County Commissioners Court were revealed Wednesday afternoon after being filed with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court. Children’s filed for bankruptcy protection on May 19

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Cowboys Bench Weeden, Cassel to Start

Associated Press– The Dallas Cowboys, who are winless in three games without Tony Romo as their starting quarterback, intend to start Matt Cassel under center when they return from their bye week, a league source said. Brandon Weeden, who has been the starter during Dallas’ three-game losing streak, was informed by Cowboys coaches that Cassel

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