Poll watching is allowed in Texas, but tightly regulated
This is shaping up as the strangest election in a long time, with both parties are suggest members need to watch what happens at the polls. But…
Continue ReadingThis is shaping up as the strangest election in a long time, with both parties are suggest members need to watch what happens at the polls. But…
Continue ReadingDoña Ana County buried the remains of 23 indigent people whose bodies were never claimed. The mass burial ceremony was held Wednesday morning…
Continue ReadingTraffic created by the long-awaited opening of Whole Foods, located right across Mesa from Coronado High School, created some concerns at lunchtime.…
Continue ReadingWith the election just less than three weeks away, there’s been a lot of focus on increasing voter turnout. Systems are being tested, machines…
Continue ReadingA year ago, Cindy Martinez was struggling to walk even just a few feet and lift just five pounds. A flesh-eating bacteria had ravaged the 35-year-old…
Continue ReadingPolice closed all lanes on Loop 375 West at Balsam while they investigate an auto collision. Traffic is being detoured to Midway exit 53. TXDOT would…
Continue ReadingA former American Airlines operations manager who learned of the first Sept. 11 hijacking before the jet struck the World Trade Center has been…
Continue ReadingAuthorities say a 14-year-old boy has been charged in the fatal shooting of his grandparents at the Houston-area home where they all lived. The…
Continue ReadingA carjacking suspect is dead after he was shot in what Dallas police said was an armed confrontation with an officer. A statement on the Dallas…
Continue ReadingInfections from three sexually spread diseases have hit another record high. Chlamydia was the most common. More than 1.5 million cases were reported…
Continue ReadingCarol Fitzgerald of Wisconsin relies on “Daniel the Duck” for therapy as she deals with PTSD. Reporters caught up with her visiting as…
Continue ReadingSome west El Pasoans said getting in and out of the new Whole Foods Market at Mesa and Pitt was a “mess” while others said it was worth…
Continue ReadingFive people were killed inside a barber shop Wednesday morning in Juarez, El Diario reports. The murders happened near Zaragoza and Ejido Galeana…
Continue ReadingPolice and emergency crews are at the scene of a crash that is currently blocking the US-54 South to I-10 West ramp. Traffic merging onto I-10 West…
Continue ReadingWhole Foods Market opened its first location Wednesday morning in West El Paso. The national chain touts itself as an industry trend-setter and its…
Continue ReadingLAS CRUCES, N.M. – They say cancer touches us all – yes, even tough-nosed football coaches. At his weekly news conference Tuesday, NMSU…
Continue ReadingThe Sun City has gone the entire month of October without a drop of rain, and no rain is in sight for at least the next seven days. Even with the dry…
Continue ReadingAdvocacy groups in Texas claim the El Paso Independent School District isn’t following truancy laws. Those claims and a complaint to the Texas…
Continue ReadingThe City has invested $1 million in a new Traffic Management Center to help ease congestion on the roads. The city installed interconnected fiber…
Continue ReadingThose who own buildings in the new Downtown arena’s footprint stand to make money by selling their properties, but those businesses or…
Continue ReadingEl Paso city officials donned hard hats Monday afternoon and held shovels for the groundbreaking ceremony of the Eastside Sports Complex. The 80-acre…
Continue ReadingMexican judge Vicente Antonio Bermúdez Zacarías, responsible for the suspension of Joaquín ‘El Chapo’…
Continue ReadingNeal Spelce was scrounging for news to fill his Austin station’s noon radio broadcast when he heard this announcement on the police scanner:…
Continue ReadingA convicted sex offender has been sentenced to more than 14 years in federal prison for having sex with two West Texas girls he met online and…
Continue ReadingRepublican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office is seeking to join a conservative group’s lawsuit against the city of Austin over…
Continue ReadingCity Council has approved the area to be used for a $180 million voter-approved Downtown arena and authorized the use of eminent domain as a last…
Continue ReadingThe superintendent of the El Paso Independent School District is one of nine finalists for a national education award. Juan Cabrera is a finalist for…
Continue ReadingABC-7 has learned a judge acquitted the man on trial for a deadly shooting because there was a lack of evidence linking the defendant to the crime.…
Continue ReadingThe Meyers Group has finalized its acquisition of the historic Camino Real Hotel in Downtown El Paso. The 356-room property is located on 101 South…
Continue ReadingCity council approved free Sun Metro bus rides for passengers who present a valid voter registration card on Election Day, November 8, 2016. The…
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