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Month: September 2018

Idaho prison halts inmate…

Inmates sent to help fight wildfires are back behind bars in Idaho after one inmate was charged with raping a woman working at a base camp in Utah, authorities said Tuesday. The Idaho Department of Correction is reviewing the way they select, train and deploy those inmates, spokesman Jeff Ray said. Most Western states have

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Lawyer: Funeral homes not liable for…

Licensed funeral homes had no responsibility to know that the Tennessee cemetery where they were sending corpses to be interred was grossly mishandling burials even after it lost its registration, a lawyer said Tuesday. John Branson delivered an opening statement in the trial in a lawsuit accusing more than a dozen funeral homes of knowingly

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KCAU: Iowa man charged after…

Investigators in Iowa arrested a man accused of impregnating a 14-year-old girl who ran away from El Paso, KCAU, the ABC-7 affiliate in Le Mars, reports. Online jail records state 21-year-old Saqueo Neptali Carreto Perez, of Le Mars, was arrested and charged with third-degree sexual abuse. He is currently jailed at the Plymouth County Jail.

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Borderland Blitz Scores and…

Pebble Hills 44, El Dorado 13 Final/Thursday Andress 16, Coronado 13 FINAL Eastlake 17, Canutillo 14 FINAL Mayfield 10, Del Valle 28 FINAL Jefferson 7, Ysleta 40 FINAL Parkland 27, Burges 33 FINAL (lightning delay) Bel Air 7, Austin 29 FINAL Hanks 28, Socorro 21 FINAL Eastwood 37, Americas 39 FINAL Riverside 7, San Elizario

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Parents charged after teen dies…

Wisconsin prosecutors charged a father and mother Tuesday with child neglect for allegedly allowing their teenage son to starve to death and his brother to become severely emaciated during a religious fast. Sauk County prosecutors charged Kehinde Omosebi, 49, and Titilayo Omosebi, 48, with child neglect causing death and child neglect causing great bodily harm.

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Official: Anti-gay content found on…

An investigator testified Tuesday that a California man charged with killing a gay University of Pennsylvania student had troves of anti-gay, anti-semitic and white hate group material on his phone. Investigator Craig Goldsmith told an Orange County Superior Court hearing that Samuel Woodward had over 100 pieces of content related to the violent hate group

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Crane crashes through Florida home…

Officials say a crane collapsed onto a house in a Florida neighborhood, tearing a large gash in its roof. The Orlando Fire Department says the crane fell over Tuesday in the upscale Baldwin Park neighborhood. No injuries were reported. Photos released by the fire department show the crane’s base turned partially over in front of

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St. Louis-area woman accused of…

A St. Louis-area woman is accused of starving her 2-month-old son. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that 24-year-old Makayla Hill of Bridgeton is charged with felony child abuse or neglect resulting in death. She is jailed on $150,000 cash-only bond. Bridgeton police were called by Hill to a hotel Sunday afternoon. Her son, Samuel Williamson

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ACLU says Las Cruces’ panhandling ordina

In a letter to Las Cruces Mayor Ken Miyagishima, the American Civil Liberties Union of New Mexico criticized a city ordinance concerning panhandling in Las Cruces. “This Ordinance not only unfairly targets poor and homeless persons whose pleas for assistance are protected by the First Amendment, but it is also legally indefensible,” wrote María Sánchez,

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County clerk

Following Doña Ana County Clerk Scott Krahling’s abrupt resignation Wednesday, county commissioners must select a replacement as soon as possible. “It’s critical that we move expeditiously because of the fact that there is an election in November,” said Doña Ana County Manager Fernando Macias. Macias told ABC-7 that Deputy County Clerk Lindsey Bachman is more

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‘Don’t mess with Texas’ ad campaign…

Organizers of the iconic “Don’t mess with Texas” advertising campaign are looking for a new tune to promote the anti-trash effort. The Texas Department of Transportation on Tuesday announced the “Don’t mess with Texas” original song contest. It’s open to Texas residents, ages 18 and above, and runs through October. Contest rules are at Dontmesswithtexas.org

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Fire to several semis investigated

Authorities are investigating after four semitrailers caught fire Monday night. The fire was reported at 9:30 p.m. at Mesilla Valley Transportation on Escobar Drive, in the Lower Valley near Zaragoza and I-10. ABC-7 cameras were not allowed onto the site because it is private property. The fire department says the fire was contained and no

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UTEP soccer wins in overtime

The UTEP Miner Soccer team took on the NIU Huskies out at University Field. Both teams were anchored by excellent goalkeeping play by Alyssa Palacios for the Miners and Megan Donnally for the Huskies. The Miners pressed all game but the Huskies defense repelled them at every turn. At the end of the first half

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