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Month: September 2016

Legislators push for faster bridges

The U.S. Senator and Congressmen representing El Paso delivered a “State of Congress Address” in the Sun City Friday. The address mostly focused on the relationship between the U.S. and Mexico. “Our relationship with Mexico is unique, and despite our differences from time to time, we can’t get a divorce,” Sen. John Cornyn, (R) Texas,

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4 arrested, including officer, in Texas cattle rustling case

Investigators say a Houston-area police officer and three other men have been arrested in a cattle rustling investigation. Authorities the four defendants, including Sugar Land police Officer William Allen, are charged with engaging in organized criminal activity. The Texas Department of Public Safety took charge of the investigation, with support from several other law enforcement

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4 arrested, including officer, in Texas cattle rustling case

Investigators say a Houston-area police officer and three other men have been arrested in a cattle rustling investigation. Authorities the four defendants, including Sugar Land police Officer William Allen, are charged with engaging in organized criminal activity. The Texas Department of Public Safety took charge of the investigation, with support from several other law enforcement

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Sandbag pick up locations

The El Paso Fire Department is no longer handing out sandbags.If you would like a sandbag, there are several locations throughout town to get them, listed below. Northeast: 4801 Fred WilsonWest: 7830 Paseo Del NorteEast: 9428 Daugherty DriveLower Valley: 9292 Escobar DriveCentral: 913 S. Boone StreetSan Elizario: 1504 San Antonio and Socorro Rd11440 North Loop510

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Good Morning El Paso 09.02.16

“the most important thing tha we ought to all put in our minds is that this is life threatening.” “its the fir hurricane to make landfall in florida in 11 years im adrianne bankart from new york well have the latest from florida’s coast coming up” college football season kicks-off here in the borderland this

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Man dies after DFW International Airport elevator accident

Authorities say a construction worker has died after falling into an elevator shaft at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. Airport spokesman David Magana (muh-GAWN’-yuh) on Thursday identified the victim as 55-year-old Craig Rowell from Point. Magana says Rowell was a construction subcontractor employee. Magana says the accident happened Wednesday afternoon at Terminal A, near Gate 39,

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