Skip to Content

Month: January 2016

Good Morning El Paso 01.28.16

students can expect to see more officers around campus today after a threat on social media… / a new all girls academy is coming to the borderalnd–we’ll tell you how students are being chosen and when the school is expected to open. “i’m not walking away. i wa pushed away” only four days left until

Continue Reading

Political activist files ethics complaint against City Rep. Ordaz

City Representative Claudia Ordaz faces an ethics complaint stemming from text messages from her private phone she voluntarily turned over last year. Government watchdog Barbara Carrasco filed the complaint Monday morning. In it, she accuses Ordaz of breaking the law by disclosing economic development negotiation issues discussed during a council executive session. “Executive sessions are

Continue Reading

Two injured in mobile home fire

One person has been airlifted to Lubbock after being burned during a house fire in San Elizario. The fire broke out around 1:40 a.m. Wednesday, on the 300 block of Fulbrook Avenue. The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office told ABC-7 that the victims are a 51-year-old man and an 18-year-old woman.The victims were initially taken

Continue Reading

NMSU Hoops: Lou Henson Day is Jan. 30th

Dona Ana County commissioners voted unanimously to make January 30th “Lou Henson Day.” Henson coached the Aggies to their only Final Four appearance in 1970. Last year, he was inducted into College Basketball Hall of Fame. Lou Henson Day will coincide with the Lou Henson Classic, which features NMSU and UT-Rio Grande Valley. Tip-off is

Continue Reading