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Month: January 2017

January 9th road closures

EL PASO, Texas – There are some changes to road closures for the first day of the work week, here is a list of the ones most likely to affect your commute. Overnight closures: 9 pm – 5 am I-10 westbound at the Mesa Exit and entrance will be completely closed. I-10 East will be

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Police make arrest in West El Paso murder

El Paso police have made an arrest in the slaying of a woman whose body was found Monday in an apartment. Police arrested Darrin Yeager, 32, late Friday on suspicion of killing 51-year-old Dawn Denise Weatherly. Detectives learned that Yeager and Weatherly were acquaintances who had ongoing hostility toward each other. On New Year’s eve,

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Conjoined twins born in Juarez

Doctors and an expectant mother got the surprise of a lifetime after she gave birth to conjoined twins. The babies were born at a social security hospital on Friday. The twins appear to be OK at this time. Hospital officials are not releasing much information on the babies. Conjoined twins are born in 1 out

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Ysleta Mission reopens after renovations

After 11 months of waiting, hundreds of parishioners, Tigua, and priests celebrated as they finally had their church, the Ysleta Mission, back after repairs. It was standing room only inside the mission now bearing its historic name–the Ysleta del Sur Pueblo Mission.. Guillermo and Rosa Maria, two parishioners, said they had been going there since

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Eastlake students meet Dak Prescott

A group of Eastlake High School students met Dak Prescott this week. Eastlake’s Varsity Boys and Girls soccer team ran into Prescott in Frisco, Texas. Both teams were there for a soccer tournament. The students were all smiles as they posed with the Dallas Cowboys rookie quarterback. The Cowboys are on a playoff bye week.

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NM Gov. Martinez to attend Trump’s inauguration

A spokesman for New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez says the second-term Republican will attend the inauguration of Donald Trump. Michael Lonergan confirmed Friday that Martinez will attend the inaugural in Washington on Jan. 20. Martinez was critical of Trump throughout the presidential campaign and never endorsed him, but offered congratulations after his victory. She publicly

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911 calls reveal man shot and killed by LCPD officers suffering from PTSD, argued with wife

911 calls obtained by ABC-7’s New Mexico Mobile Newsroom reveal the man shot and killed by two Las Cruces police officers was a veteran suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Thursday, the office of District Attorney Mark D’Antonio cleared the two police officers involved in the shooting death of 36-year-old Joshua “Josh” Clay Dunne. The

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