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Month: June 2017

City offering free HIV testing

As part of a nationwide movement, the City of El Paso is offering free HIV testing Tuesday. There are over two thousand people living El Paso county with the virus, the Department of Public Health said. The theme of this year’s campaign is “Test your way, test today.” “Getting tested is the first step in

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Supporters rally for Iraqi refugee amid deportation threat

Around 300 supporters have demonstrated outside the Immigration and Customs Enforcement offices in Albuquerque in support for an Iraqi refugee who may face deportation. The demonstrators rallied on Monday for Kadhim Al-bumohammed who feared he’d be placed in deportation proceedings following a scheduled meeting with federal immigration authorities. But the 64-year-old walked out of the

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Judge to hear lawsuit against SB4 on Monday

A federal court in San Antonio will hear arguments about the constitutionality of Texas’ controversial Senate Bill 4, otherwise known as the anti-sanctuary cities bill, on Monday. According to the online news website The Guardian, Judge Orlando Garcia will decide whether to grant a preliminary injunction that would stop the law, known as SB4, from

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Toddler dies in ATV crash

An all-terrain vehicle flipped and killed a toddler Saturday evening, according to El Paso police. The four-year-old child and the child’s 33-year-old uncle were in a desert area near the 12700 block of Pebble Hills Boulevard. Both were ejected off of the ATV after breaking, the vehicle then rolled. A passerby, who was flagged down

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