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Month: April 2016

City plans to pursue PayPal

the company says north carolina’s passage of a new transgender law .. “violates the values and principles that are at the core of paypal’s mission and culture.” the recently passed ‘public facilities privacy and security act’ puts in place a statewide policy that bans individuals from using public bathrooms that do not correspond to their

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2016 STEM+Art Fiesta kicks off

arts fiesta. and for the first time, middle school students are involved. the event continues friday at region 19 head start and the el paso community college administrative offices. about one thousand students are taking part. the purpose is to increase awareness of educational and career opportunities in science, technology, engineering and mathematics field. today—

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Estela’s Escuelas: Chelsea visits El Dorado

dorado high school to congratulate students. in today’s estela’s escuelas chelsea clinton was in the borderland today to meet students after they won a national community project contest. the barnes and noble’s contest looked for unique community-focused project ideas. art teacher candace printz came up with the idea to partner with community groups to collect

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Cameasha Turner receives C-USA Spirit of Service Award

IRVING, TEXAS- UTEP senior women’s basketball guard Cameasha Turner received the Conference USA Winter Spirit of Service Award, league commissioner Judy MacLeod announced Thursday . In total 14 student-athletes across C-USA were so distinguished. The award recognizes the community service efforts of the league’s student-athletes based upon significant public service, good academic standing and participation

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ABC-7 at Noon: New Era Wrestling

be christian alcantar troy wyatt the horizon city wine festival committee announces its second annual event. the committee outlined the plan for the second annual horizon city wine festival which will be taking place on april 9th & 10th from 11am to 11 on saturday and 12 to 8 on sunday. the event fee is

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Transnational trolley debate

traveled between el paso and juarez again. would you ride them? that’s one of the questions the el paso city council is asking. abc-7’s maria garcia is live with new details: crews are already working on the trolley route in el paso. remember the state is paying for all 97 million dollars there. and the

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3-D printing at Harmony Science Academy

seemed like a sci-fi fantasy. … something only the rich and connected might have access to. that’s certainly not the case any more … with three- dimensional printing now part of your child’s high-tech education,… right here in the borderland. with the right tools … the right material … and just a few hours wait..

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FBI identifies alleged GECU robber

FBI agents tell ABC-7 they have caught the man accused of robbing a GECU in the lower valley. The robbery happened Tuesday around 2 p.m. at the GECU located on the 8900 block of Alameda Avenue. FBI identified him as Alfonso Ismael Hernandez. Police said Hernandez entered the bank and robbed a teller for an

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UTEP spring ball preview

and for the utep soccer team that’s exactly their focus for spring ball. abc 7’s luke lyddon has a preview on the upcoming season. luke standup: “we still hav about 4 months until the regular season for utep soccer, but no worries because spring ball is already here and the miners couldn’t have started any

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Shirley MacLaine Fast Facts

CNN Editorial Research Here is a look at best-selling author and Oscar-winning actress, Shirley MacLaine. Personal Birth date: April 24, 1934 Birth place: Richmond, Virginia Birth name: Shirley MacLean Beaty Father: Ira O. Beaty, school administrator Mother: Kathlyn (MacLean) Beaty, drama teacher Marriage: Steve Parker (1954-1982, divorced) Children: Stephanie Sachiko “Sachi” Parker Other Facts Nominated

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Good Morning El Paso 04.07.16

“the presidential candidates ar back on the campaign trail, i’m abc’s stephanie ramos in washington. coming up, see how their trying to snag voters in new york one person was rescued from the rio grande yesterday evening after they fell in—but who’s in charge of the investigation? plus– abc-7 is still waiting to learn the

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Wife slashed 040616

victim: “quiere ver la cortada? ashlie off cam: “tom, look at this shot, o my goodness.” tom off cam: “oh my goodness, i’m glad your okay.” tom off cam: “can i see a dona ana county woman’s neck — stapled together. she’s expected to be okay but is still struggling to come to grips with

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Person pulled from Rio Grande

ABC-7 is following a water rescue on the Texas-New Mexico border near Sunland Park, NM. Late Wednesday afternoon, El Paso Police and El Paso Firefighters were called to 3450 Anapra Rd. on a report a person fell into the Rio Grande. When they arrived on the scene, El Paso emergency crews report the person was

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test Video 2

san jacinto plaza downtown… finally complete? the city says… it was worth the wait! and put on your thinking caps folks. today’s news conference downtown lead us to a fun story that puts you to the test. can you name all of the city’s mascots? good evening everyone. i’m estela cas. and i’m rick cabrera.

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Ross Flynn trial

las cruces. the defense rested its case a few hours ago… meaning the jury could begin deliberating as soon as tomorrow morning. flynn is accused of threatening a friend’s neighbor with a gun back in 20-14… and flynn allegedly gave police a hard time when arrested. that’s why he’s on trial for aggravated assault …

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‘You will forget all the pain and agony that we’ve been through’: City Officials excited about San Jacinto Reopening

City officials could not stress enough how excited they were that the San Jacinto Plaza will finally be reopening this month, nearly a year-and-a-half late. “After we open up, everyone will talk about that it was worth the wait,” said Mayor Oscar Leeser at a press conference at City Hall Wednesday morning. “I’m really glad

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