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Month: August 2016

RENTCaf Blog: New Public and Private Buildings Shine in Sun City

A nationwide internet listing service recently highlighted several projects that have significantly changed El Paso’s landscape. From the Children’s Hospital to the Southwest University Park, RENTCaf showed in a recent article how the area looked before new private and public buildings were constructed. According to its website, RENTCaf is a nationwide internet listing service that

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Good Morning El Paso 08.11.16

el paso, las cruces, and juarez. i’m stephanie valle. and i’m hillary floren. good morning, everyone. moist unstable air will flow into southern new mexico and west texas through most of next week. in addition upper disturbances and surface boundaries will also be moving into the region. this weather pattern will bring showers and thunderstorms

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SISD preparing for enrollment growth

While enrollment in the El Paso School District is declining, Socorro ISD is planning for an increase in students. Most of the area’s growth is happening in far east El Paso County, especially in the Pebble Hills and Eastlake areas. The SISD board of trustees got an update on district attendance boundaries and enrollment projections

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Interview: Steve Pearce

government to battle the zika virus. just minutes ago, florida governor rick scott and the centers for disease control held a meeting about the virus. governor scott announced that 24-hundred people in miami have been tested for zika, and as of right now, there doesn’t seem to be any evidence of any transmissions. 11 new

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Interview: Merrie Lee Soules

is a las cruces high graduate. welcome…. she recently said she wants to be the opposite of pearce’s record of decision-making, what does that mean? she talks a lot about issues in new mexico, but what are the priorities? pearce says we should start logging again? what do you think. economic growth: education: renewable energy:

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New ordinance creates regulations for ride-sharing companies like Uber; taxis will see relief in fees

The El Paso City Council approved an ordinance the creates regulations and fees on taxis and ride-sharing companies like Uber. The city is calling companies, like Uber, transportation network companies or TNCs. They provide prearranged transportation services for compensation using an internet-enabled application or digital platform to connect passengers with drivers who use their personal

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Good Morning El Paso 08.10.16

our abc-7 stormtrack weather team issued an abc-7 first alert for the remainder of the work week. team issued an abc-7 first alert for the remainder of the work week. this is a live shot outside from our abc-7 downtown camera on top of the chase building..it’s dark out there but we can tel you

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Pecan research

jamie warren is live in las cruces tonight. she reports from our new mexico mobile newsroom. jamie? 4.4 million dollars is going towards figuring out the genetic make up of a pecan. if you take a look here, these are pecans fresh off the farm at dixie ranch here in las cruces. the manager there

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Transportation for hire ordinance

approved a plan to deregulate vehicles for hire. abc-7’s stephanie guadian has been covering these developments for months now. she’s live to break down some of the changes to the transporation-for- hire ordinance. stephanie. uber threatened to leave el paso if city council members required the company to operate under the same rules as traditional

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David Jerome shares more on TedxElPaso

the theme of this years annual ted x el paso. it’s a locally organized offshoot of the global ted event– which is famous for its 18- minute-format and short attention- grabbing speeches. the event features will local presentations, nationally recognized speakers and ted talks videos. and joing us now with more is: curator of ted

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