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Month: November 2015

University Medical Center chooses new board members to lead El Paso Children’s Hospital

University Medical Center chose its nominees to head El Paso Children’s Hospital. Out of 19 people, including well-known finalists such as local veterinarian Richard Bonart, former El Paso City Manager Joyce Wilson and Former Mayor Joe Wardy, UMC’s nominating committee chose Ted Houghton, former Chair of the Texas Transportation Commission; Miguel Fernandez, El Paso businessman

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UMC Picks members of EPCH board

to head the el paso children’s hospital. the deal between the two hospitals included divvying how the board was chosen. umc picks four members — children’s picks two, who will remain in office for three months, then be replaced — children’s chose chairwoman rosemary castillo to stay, as well as sedhana chheda. the doctors at

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Operation Noel: Lopez Family

her children learn from her will and determination to survive. she’s also grateful for “operation noel,” which providing her children with a valuable lesson in life: abc-7’s ashlie rodriguez introduces us to maribel lopez. maribel lopez: “they are alread getting older and they’re asking for more expensive stuff.” maribel lopez, a single mother of five,

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ABC-7 Xtra: Legacy of Bob Stull

>> live, where news comes first, this is “abc-7 xtra. >> it is sunday, november 29th, welcome to “abc-7 xtra. good evening, everyone, i’m danny mata filling in for maria garcia. my guest tonight recently celebrated his 70th birthday, he is the athletic director for the utep miners, bob stull. stull has served since 1998,

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Operation Noel

ago, the marquez family in central el paso lost their beautiful teenage daughter, sarah, to cancer. this is their first holiday season without her. the marquez’s are one of many families who will benefit from your generous donations to operation noel. as abc-7’s stephanie valle shares their story: larry marquez: “it was like a nightmare.

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Body program

of longtime yisd teacher deby lewis- after she lost her battle to cancer. at her memorial, there was no body to view. lewis decided she wanted her legacy as an educator to continue after death and willed her body to the paul l. foster school of medicine ‘willed body program.” abc-7’s jerrry najera has more

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NMSU falls to Air Force in OT

The New Mexico State Aggies dropped a heartbreaking 66-64 overtime decision to the Air Force FalconsSaturdayafternoon at Clune Arena. The Aggies (4-2) held a 64-63 lead with 26 seconds to play when a bad pass gave the ball back to the Falcons (4-2). Air Force ran the clock down for guard Trevor Lyons driving layup

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NMSU falls to Arkansas State

Jordan Bergstrom had a career-high in both receiving yards and touchdowns as the NM State football team fell 52-28 to Arkansas State onSaturdayin Aggie Memorial Stadium. Prior to the game, Bergstrom and the other seniors were honored for Senior Day. Bergstrom amassed 110 receiving yards and two touchdowns on just four catches to lead the

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SWAT standoff in Las Cruces

DEVELOPING NOW: Police are searching for a man involved in a domestic dispute that sent one woman to the hospital. A SWAT situation has been ongoing since around 3 p.m. Saturday after a domestic dispute between a man and woman. The woman was transported to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Officials say the

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