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Month: September 2018

Animated Transformers film from 1986…

Flashback to 1986 this week. “The Transformers: The Movie” returns to theaters for one night only. It will be screened at more than 700 U.S. theaters — including El Paso. The film has been digitally restored. Audiences will also get a behind-the-scenes look at the newest Transformers movie “Bumblebee,” which is set to hit theaters

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Is your child buckled up correctly?

During Child Passenger Safety Week, experts are urging parents to make sure they are buckling up their children correctly. That’s because statistics show that the chances are you’re not. The Texas Department of Transportation finds that car crashes are still a leading cause of death among children. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration,

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Man, woman in custody after standoff

A man and woman are in custody after an alleged hostage situation in Alamogordo. That’s according to the Alamogordo Daily News. The Alamogordo newspaper also reported that the situation started with a fight at a house between the man and woman. The man then left the scene, prompting a chase involving Border Patrol. ABC-7 learned

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Commissioners approve resolution

Monday morning, El Paso County Commissioners voted 4-1 to approve a resolution that opposes the construction of a border wall in downtown El Paso. Commissioner Andrew Haggerty was the only commissioner to vote against the resolution. The news last week that the federal government is building a border wall sent shockwaves throughout the Borderland. Friday,

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Witnesses question police conduct in…

Two witnesses are questioning the conduct of Las Cruces police officers involved in Sunday morning’s officer-involved shooting, alleging the officers removed bullet casings from the scene. The witnesses did not want to be identified. “Law enforcement should not have handled it that way,” said one witness, who said he directly witnessed the shooting shortly after

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Construction site accused of…

Some residents are concerned that construction going on in a part of Downtown El Paso contains historical artifacts. The location of the construction is on El Paso Street and San Antonio Street. The site where this construction is taking place has a significant historical value to the city, as it’s is the spot where El

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Trump leads aggressive, all-out GOP…

Republicans mounted a combative, coordinated drive Monday to salvage Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court nomination as they fought to keep a second woman’s allegation of long-ago sexual misconduct from derailing his confirmation. President Donald Trump leapt to his defense, the Senate’s top Republican accused Democrats of a “smear campaign” and an emotional Kavanaugh declared, “I’m not

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California urges Trump to drop plan…

California officials demanded Monday that the Trump administration back off a plan to weaken national fuel economy standards aimed at reducing car emissions and saving people money at the pump, saying the proposed rollback would damage people’s health and exacerbate climate change. Looming over the administration’s proposal is the possibility that the state, which has

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Pedestrian fatally hit by vehicle

El Paso police are searching for the driver of an unknown white SUV that fled the scene of a fatal collision involving a pedestrian. Officers with the Special Traffic Investigations (STI) unit responded to the incident on the 9400 block of McCombs, which took place just before 9 P.M. Sunday, September 23rd. An investigation into

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Fort Bliss soldier charged in…

A Fort Bliss soldier remains jailed in Otero County after he was allegedly involved in a shooting that left a man wounded in the Alamogordo area, police said. Shortly before midnight on Friday, September 21, 2018, officers with the Alamogordo Police Department responded to the 1000 block of Arapaho Trail after a man was shot.

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