Month: November 2015

Nick Mullens threw four touchdowns (23-of-33 for 277 yards) and DJ Thompson hauled in 10 receptions for 112 yards and a pair of scores, as Southern Miss defeated UTEP 34-13 on a rainy Saturday at M.M. Roberts Stadium. Southern Miss (6-3, 4-1 Conference USA) reached bowl eligibility, while UTEP dropped to 1-3 in C-USA play

UTEP students will be performing “Concert of Opera Scenes” this coming weekend. The opera will begin Friday, November 6th, and run through the weekend until Sunday, November 8th at the Fox Fine Arts Recital Hall. The students will perform six different scenes from very popular operas including “Carmen.”

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso announced the recent loss of a staff member, Vivek Singh, M.D., Chairman of the Department of Psychiatry. Singh died Saturday morning after complications from treatment for a gastrointestinal illness. Although Singh only worked for Texas Tech for less than five months he was able to build the

Police are trying to determine who was at fault after a Sun Metro bus and truck crashed Sunday afternoon. The collision happened around 12:30 p.m. on the 7400 block of Mesa at Remcon Circle. One of the bus passengers was transported to a local hospital with minor injuries.

When it comes to showcasing local music look no further than RiOS! Radio. The season has changed and there’s a chill in the air which means it’s time for another countdown. RiOS! Radio’s second annual Top 10 Local Music countdown is happening November 14, 2015 9pm at Ode Brewing. RiOS! Radio has nominated 20 bands

A house party turns deadly in Canutillo, Texas . El Paso County Sheriff’s Office Deputies responded to a medical call at the 100 block of Dixie on Saturday. Deputies say 24-year-old Edger Cardenas allegedly stabbed 19-year-old Luis Delgado several times during a fight. Delgado suffered several stab wounds and was taken to a local hospital

At Veterans Park in northeast El Paso this Halloween, Petco and Vetco came together with Animal Services and local shelters like Dames for Dogs to host a mega-adoption event, dubbed Howl-o-ween. “Our goal is to adopt out over 50 dogs,” said Aimee Stormann, Vetco district manager. “We have pretty close to a hundred here. And

The NMSU fought through a 23 point deficit and topped off Idaho at home to snap it’s nation worst 17 game losing streak. Larry Rose III scored on 1-yard runs three times in the fourth quarter to bring New Mexico State back from that deficit to start the second half, then punched in from the