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Month: June 2016

Feral Cats in the Borderland

services have some of you reaching out to abc-seven. david hanson writes … “animal control has stopped picking up trapped feral cats in el paso. everyone knows there are thousands of cats roaming el paso, defecating wherever… ” david goe on to tell us: “as a tax payer, i’m curious as to why this small

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Dallas Love Field Shooting

tour officer-involved shooting at love field in dallas. new video shows the moments shots rang out. this video posted on instagram by bryan armstrong. wfaa, the abc affiliate in dallas, reports the shooting appeared to have stemmed from a domestic dispute in the baggage claim area. we know one person was hospitalized. here is a

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Good Morning El Paso 06.10.16

louisville where the city is saying good bye to its hometown hero and the nation is paying tribute to an icon that story is coming up” the texas department of public safety is boosting traing on how to deal with drivers with autism. plus– a triple murder case in el paso that has been delayed

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dead mouse

his return marks another sign of the sun city’s growing electronic music scene. abc-7’s josie ortegon reports: pkg: “he’s coming, really?! he’s one of the most well- known electronic artists, known for wearing a mouse head on stage while performing. “nats the international d-j will be performing along with rising d-j “r- grime” at electronic

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Judge disqualifies prosecutor from triple-murder suspect’s trial

Judge Luis Aguilar has disqualified Assistant District Attorney Denise Butterworth from prosecuting Luis Solis-Gonzalez. Solis-Gonzalez is facing capital murder charges and a potential death sentence for the killing of 13-year-old Cassaundra Holt, her mother Marysol Saldivar, and Saldivar’s boyfriend, Eric Desantiago. Their bodies were found on May 31, 2012 inside a home in East El

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Free summer lunch programs

Schools across the El Paso area will be providing free meals for children ages one to 18 years of age during the summer. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) created the Summer Food Service Program to ensure low-income children continue to receive nutritious meals when school is not in session. Schools selected as sites

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Good Morning El Paso 06.09.16

breaking overnight—two men open fire at a busy tourist spot in israel, killing several people. —what the military is doing in response this morning. “bernie sanders meets wit president obama this morning, what’s his next move in the race for the white house? i’m abc’s meghan hughes, i’ll have the latest” after several delays …

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