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Month: May 2018

Do you know how to save a life?

Would you know what to do if you saw someone choking? According to the American Red Cross, if you are the only rescuer on the scene, perform abdominal thrusts before calling 911. If another person is available, have them call while you do the Heimlich. We stopped by fire station 31 on the west side

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3-month closure starts in northeast El Paso

The Diana Drive underpass at U.S. 54 is scheduled to close for three months Tuesday. However, crews will start work on part of the area Monday, Texas Department of Transportation officials said. “We have an overnight road closure to re-stripe the intersection,” said TxDOT spokeswoman Jennifer Wright. Work is planned to start Monday at 9

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Another New Mexico county eyes opioid lawsuit

A New Mexico county in the state’s Four Corners region is examining whether it should join other counties in suing pharmaceutical companies for the opioid crisis. The Daily Times of Farmington reports San Juan County Commission unanimously approved hiring lawyers to investigate how much money the opioid epidemic has cost the county. The commission says

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Girl in fair condition after bear attack

A 5-year-old Colorado girl is hospitalized in fair condition after she was attacked by a bear outside her home. The attack happened early Sunday near Grand Junction, about 240 miles (386 kilometers) west of Denver. The girl’s mother told state wildlife officers that her daughter went outside around 2:30 a.m. to investigate noises she thought

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Aaron Jones graduates from UTEP

El Paso’s own Aaron Jones is many things. He’s a former UTEP running back and he’s currently the running back for the Green Bay Packers. Now, Jones is a UTEP graduate. Saturday, Jones got his degree in multidisciplinary studies. As he walked the stage during the graduation ceremony, Jones showed off his Packers’ jersey that

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