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Month: March 2017

Alleged MS-13 gang members suspected in murder, kidnapping had ‘Satanic shrine’

Authorities say two MS-13 gang members from El Salvador who had a Satanic shrine in their Houston apartment are suspects in the killing of one teenager and the kidnapping of another. 22-year-old Miguel Alvarez-Flores and 18-year-old Diego Hernandez-Rivera appeared in court Wednesday on charges of aggravated kidnapping and murder. Prosecutors say a 14-year-old girl was

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March 2nd Road Closures

Overnight closures The Resler ramp and the Sunland Park Ramp will be closed to I-10 East. I-10 will reduce to one lane in both directions from Resler to Thorn. Complete closure on US54 Northbound between Montana Avenue and Ramp A (I-10 West to US54 North) Two left lane closures on US 54 Northbound between Ramp

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Pedestrian killed on N. Stanton

One man is in custody after his vehicle allegedly struck and killed a woman Wednesday morning in West El Paso, according to an El Paso police officer at the scene. It happened on the 2800 block of N. Stanton at around 2 a.m., just two blocks away from the Cincinnati Entertainment District, where people were

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Feds amend facts in complaint against transgender woman caught at courthouse

An “amended affidavit” filed by the U.S. Attorney’s Office against Irvin Gonzalez, the transgender woman taken into custody moments after filing a protective order, states Gonzalez was the head of a “money order washing scheme.” “The scheme, which involved both Gonzalez and Gonzalez’s partner, Mario De Avila, involved stealing mail from U.S. Postal Service drop-off

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Destination El Paso taking part in SXSW

More than 350-thousand people from 89 countries is the type of exposure businesses and companies alike receive at the South by Southwest (SXSW) convention expo. SXSW is best known for its conference and festivals that celebrate the convergence of the interactive, film, and music industries. The event, an essential destination for global professionals, features sessions,

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TX Supreme Court hears case that could dent landmark 2015 ruling legalizing gay marriage

The Texas Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday in a Houston case that top Republicans hope will provide an opening to chip away at the landmark 2015 ruling legalizing gay marriage nationwide. A coalition of religious and social conservatives sued America’s fourth-largest city in 2013, challenging its decision to offer same-sex spousal benefits to municipal employees.

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March 1st road closures

Overnight closures The Resler ramp and the Sunland Park Ramp will be closed to I-10 East. I-10 will reduce to one lane in both directions from Resler to Thorn. Complete closure on US54 Northbound between Montana Avenue and Ramp A (I-10 West to US54 North) Two left lane closures on US 54 Northbound between Ramp

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