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Month: March 2016

Many questions still unanswered by City Manager

New concerns over still unanswered questions dealing with City Manager Tommy Gonzalez’s performance improvement plan, which has now been replaced by something called a “Statement of Goals and Expectations.” Shortly after a closed door executive session meeting, the City sent out a list detailing new goals and expectations for Gonzalez. But several items that were

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Jury still divided in Lopez murder trial

11- month-old foster child to death. antonio lopez is charged with capital murder. the jury resumed deliberations this morning.. and after a full day at it again … jurors are sequestered for another night. abc- seven’s jerry najera is live at the county courthouse… open … with the story developing now… everything has wrapped up

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EPSO hosts detention officers from US, Brazil for Special Response Training

Detention Officers from around the nation, including some international ones, are attending the Special Response Team (SRT) School hosted by the El Paso County Sheriff’s Department this week. From March 14-18, EPSO will provide training to U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agents, Arizona Department of Corrections Officers, the Florida-Tactical Operations Group and 12 detention officers

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March 14-20, 2016

Carmen’ — El Paso Opera presents the George Bizet opera at 7:30 p.m. Thursday and Saturday, March 17 and 19, at Abraham Chavez Theatre, featuring guest artistic director David Holloway. Tickets: $30, $50, $70 and $90; discounts for groups of ten or more, student, military, senior and subscribers (Ticketmaster). Information: 581-5534 or epopera.org.This provocative classic

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