Skip to Content

Month: July 2018

NMSU uses creative financing to retain top coaches

Following historic basketball and football seasons, New Mexico State’s athletic director released the long-awaited news about the salary increases for the head coaches in both sports. “We wanted to do as best as we could with a limited amount of funds,” said Mario Moccia, the school’s athletic director. The university’s restructuring of the athletic department’s

Continue Reading

Gary Johnson mulling run for US Senate

Former Libertarian Party presidential candidate Gary Johnson is considering jumping into the race for U.S. Senate in New Mexico as the current Libertarian candidate prepares to drops out. Johnson consultant Ron Nielson told The Associated Press on Friday that the former New Mexico governor is “strongly considering” running for U.S. Senate if Libertarian candidate Aubrey

Continue Reading

THC chairman to seek legal advice on nomination of Duranguito for landmark designation

The chairman of the Texas Historical Commission will seek legal advice as the commission reviews the decision by the Texas Antiquities Advisory Board to request more evidence and documentation of historical artifacts before the board makes a recommendation on 12 properties in the Duranguito neighborhood in Downtown El Paso. The Antiquities Advisory Board examines nominations

Continue Reading

2 sentenced for Mexican extortion, ransom

Prosecutors say two men arrested in North Texas during a Mexican kidnapping and ransom scheme have been sentenced to U.S. prison for extortion. Nygul Anderson and Albert Gonzalez, both age19, were sentenced Monday in Fort Worth. Anderson received three years. Gonzalez must serve 30 months. Both were convicted of conspiracy to use an interstate facility

Continue Reading

EPFD introduces drone program

EPFD unveiled their drone program today. They have been in use since the beginning of July but today was the official unveiling. The drones were used when the utility bridge was hit by a truck and caught fire. They were used to inspect the truses in place of sending a fire fighter to inspect the

Continue Reading

Ted Cruz proposes 5 debates with Beto O’Rourke in U.S. Senate race

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, has challenged Democratic opponent Beto O’Rourke to five topical debates before Election Day, about three months after O’Rourke challenged Cruz to six. Cruz strategist Jeff Roe sent a letter Wednesday to O’Rourke, an El Paso congressman, proposing the following debate schedule: Aug. 31 in Dallas on “Jobs/Taxes/Federal Regulations/National Economy” Sept.

Continue Reading

Ted Cruz proposes 5 debates with Beto O’Rourke in U.S. Senate race

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, has challenged Democratic opponent Beto O’Rourke to five topical debates before Election Day, about three months after O’Rourke challenged Cruz to six. Cruz strategist Jeff Roe sent a letter Wednesday to O’Rourke, an El Paso congressman, proposing the following debate schedule: Aug. 31 in Dallas on “Jobs/Taxes/Federal Regulations/National Economy” Sept.

Continue Reading