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Month: August 2017

Truck crashes into business

A business is seriously damaged after a truck crashed through the front of a shopping center in West El Paso. El Paso police were called to the Colony Cove III on North Mesa Street near North Resler Drive around 3:30am Wednesday. The driver’s truck ended up inside the Eagle Cleaners shop. No one was injured.

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SISD stepping up security in schools

Soccorro Independent School District officials plan to step up their security in the upcoming school years. SISD superintendent Dr. Jose Espinoza said every school in the district has a minimum of 15 cameras, and acknowledged that elementary schools have the most vulnerable population. “There was years in the past that our middle schools, our elementary

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House passes four maternal mortality bills

House lawmakers tentatively approved a series of bills Monday aimed at helping Texas curb its unusually high rate of women dying less than a year after childbirth. The primary measure, House Bill 9, would direct the state’s Task Force on Maternal Mortality and Morbidity to continue studying pregnancy complications and maternal deaths until 2023. Last

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