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Month: January 2016

Good Morning El Paso 01.15.16

from our round the clock news team— a fire in south central el paso forces the evacuation of several residents at an apartment complex–we have the details. / also from our round the clock news team— anthony police are investigating a stabbing that left two people injured. “on tuesday, i watched stor time with barack

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UTEP New Year’s Day

with sports… the miners looking to celebrate the new year with a win in the conference usa opener vs rice… let’s go to the don .. the miners looking to make it 3 straight wins.. first half… miners on the break… dominic artis ahead to omega harris… money! later… how bout these moves by artis

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Margaret Althoff-Olivas dead at 60

Former spokesperson for University Medical Center Margaret Althoff-Olivas has died. Friends of the 60-year-old said she died of cancer early Thursday. For more than two decades, she passionately defended the county hospital. Althoff-Olivas worked at KVIA in the early 1980s as host of ‘PM Magazine’. She also reported for KDBC for many years prior to

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Impact from Kansas St. closure downtown

Kansas Street is now closed to traffic from Main Drive to Texas Avenue in Downtown El Paso. Crews have placed appropriate signage, barricades, and detour notices. As part of the closure, Mills Avenue is also closed to eastbound and westbound traffic at Kansas. After meeting with contractors and impacted business owners, the plan for access

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Chihuahuas name new field manager

The El Paso Chihuahuas introduced Rod Barajas as its new field manager Thursday at Southwest University Park. Barajas began the 2015 season as High-A Lake Elsinore’s hitting coach and was elevated to be Double-A San Antonio’s manager at mid-season. He also managed the Padres Arizona Rookie League affiliate in 2014. The 40-year-old has played for

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Good Morning El Paso

an act of terror–is is now claiming responsibility for an attack in indonesia. they say they targeted foreigners. the real i-d law is in effect in the borderland…and fort bliss is no longer accepting new mexico driver’s licenses to get on post. sentencing will begin this morning in the case of a former el paso

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Fort Bliss begins REAL ID requirements

With the implementation of the REAL ID Act, New Mexico driver’s license holders will have to jump through extra hoops to board planes and enter federal facilities including Fort Bliss. On January 13th, Fort Bliss implemented REAL ID Act compliance checks. For those with New Mexico and other non-compliant licenses, they will need to use

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