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Month: January 2019

Fort Bliss identifies soldiers killed in collision between between Stryker vehicles

Fort Bliss officials said Thursday two soldiers assigned to the Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 36th Infantry Regiment, 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division died Tuesday evening following a training incident at McGregor Range, New Mexico Officials identified the soldiers as Cpl Cole Trevor Wixom, 24; and Pfc. Jamie R. Riley, 21.

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YISD: Furloughed federal employees to be given priority when applying forsubstitute positions

In an effort to provide assistance to federal workers impacted by the government shutdown, the Ysleta Independent School District has announced it will prioritize applications for currently furloughed workers to serve as substitute teachers. “These furloughed workers, some of whom are parents in our district, deserve to have an opportunity to provide for their families

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YISD: Furloughed federal employees to be given priority when applying forsubstitute positions

In an effort to provide assistance to federal workers impacted by the government shutdown, the Ysleta Independent School District has announced it will prioritize applications for currently furloughed workers to serve as substitute teachers. “These furloughed workers, some of whom are parents in our district, deserve to have an opportunity to provide for their families

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Ex-Trump lawyer Cohen delaying testimony to Congress, says family received threats

President Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer is postponing his public testimony to Congress. Michael Cohen won’t appear as scheduled before the House Oversight and Reform Committee on Feb. 7. Cohen’s adviser Lanny Davis says the delay is on the advice of Cohen’s lawyers because Cohen’s still cooperating in special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation. Davis

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