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Month: May 2017

Report: FBI probe moves into White House

President Donald Trump told Russian diplomats last week his firing of “nut job” James Comey had eased the pressure on him, even as the FBI’s Trump-Russia investigation had moved into the White House, according to reports Friday that pursued the president as he began his maiden foreign trip. White House hopes that Trump could leave

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TABC shuts down six El Paso bars, employees allegedly engaged in drug trafficking

The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission’s Special Investigations Unit announced Friday it canceled the permits for six central El Paso bars following a long-term investigation that “revealed bar employees engaged in narcotics trafficking.” The affected bars are: Player’s Billiard Parlor at 4024 Dyer Street Horizon Nite Club at 3808 Pershing Drive Rumors Sports Club and Lounge

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Three men shot in Las Cruces

Las Cruces Police responded to reports of a shooting late Thursday night. Authorities confirmed with ABC-7 that at least three men suffered gunshot wounds. Two were airlifted to a hospital in El Paso and one was treated in Las Cruces, according to police. Police said one man was shot multiple times. It happened on the

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Check out May 19th road closures

Mesa reduced to one lane at Osborne. I-10 East and West reduced to one lane Mesa-Sunland Park. I-10 East road closed at Executive I-10 West Mesa exit I-10 East Sunland Park ramp closed I-10 East two right lanes from Executive to Schuster I-10 East at Raynor. Day Time Closures: 9am-3pm I-10 right lane cloed from

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NMSU basketball loses top 100 recruit

The NMSU men’s basketball team was dealt a huge blow Thursday when four-star recruit L.J. Figueroa backed out of his commitment to the school. According to the Las Cruces Sun-News, Figueroa recently informed new head coach Chris Jans that he no longer had any interest in playing for the Aggies. Figueroa, a 6’6″ wing from

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