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Month: April 2017

Mexico says 2 top drug traffickers killed near US border

Two top drug traffickers have been killed in pre-dawn shootouts Saturday with federal force in the northern Mexico border state of Tamaulipas, authorities reported. The Tamaulipas security spokesman’s office says the men were killed in separate confrontations, which left highways littered with burned-out vehicles. Julian Loisa Salinas, better known as “Comandante Toro,” was killed in

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ONLY ON ABC-7: Margo’s campaign treasurer files ethics complaint against rival candidate

The campaign treasurer for mayoral candidate Dee Margo has filed an ethics complaint against rival mayoral candidate, David Saucedo, with the Texas Ethics Commission. Local tax attorney Oscar Ornelas argues Saucedo should be removed from the ballot. He’s alleging Saucedo’s campaign violated numerous municipal and Texas election code laws, and conducted impermissible fund raising. When

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The science behind tornadoes

It’s safe to say that tornado season is in full effect. As of April 12th nationwide there has been 536 tornadoes. The top three states: Georgia-104, Texas-69, and Missouri-60. This does not include one of several tornadoes that affected the Texas panhandle. The town of Dimmitt, Texas was right in the path of a severe

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April 21st road closures

I-10 East Sunland Park ramp closed I-10 East alternate lane closures Executive-Schuster I-10 West will reduced to one lane Sunland Park to Buena Vista I-10 East will reduce to one lane Sunland Park-Buena Vista I-10 East two right lanes from Executive to Schuster Complete road closure of I-10 west at Copia overpass Ramp K (US

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