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Month: April 2018

El Paso Chihuahuas win season opener

The El Paso Chihuahuas beat the Las Vegas 51s 4-2 Thursday night at Cashman Field in Las Vegas. According to team leaders, that advanced the Chihuahuas’ all-time opening day record to 4-1. According to stats from the team: – Eric Lauer pitched six innings and got the win in his Triple-A debut. El Paso relievers

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Former candidates dropped election fraud lawsuit, dodged paying attorney’s fees

Former Democratic Congressional hopefuls John Carrillo, Norma Chavez and Enrique Garcia petitioned the State of Texas in March to inspect the election records of the Democratic Party of Texas and El Paso County, alleging fraud and claiming the results of the Democratic Congressional primary did not reflect “the true outcome.” The lawsuit filed against Democratic

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HQ Trivia gaining popularity

A live game show app is growing in popularity. HQ Trivia launched last August and already attracts millions of players each day. In order to play, you have to download the free app. There are two contests each day and you must correctly answer between 12-15 questions or you’re eliminated. Andy Martinez and Taylor Hines

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Mexican Senate, state official in Juarez among those slamming deployment of US guardsmen

Mexican politicians put aside differences Thursday to condemn U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to deploy National Guard troops to the border. “The attitude of militarization seems to us like just one more insult that we Mexicans don’t deserve,” said Ramon Galindo, the state government representative in Ciudad Juarez, across the border from El Paso, Texas.

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New Mexico democrats oppose Trump’s proposal to militarize border wall

Six democrats within the New Mexico Legislature vocally opposed President Donald Trump’s proposal to militarize the border. “It is a travesty, in my opinion,” said Angelica Rubio, who represents district 35. In addition to Rubio, state representatives Doreen Gallegos, Nathan Small, Bill Gomez, Joanne Ferrary and Bill McCamley took the podium. They represent communities around

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