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Month: September 2019

Indianapolis police are seeking a juvenile suspect in a downtown shooting that left 6 people wounded

A shooting in downtown Indianapolis that left six people wounded probably started with a fight between two juvenile groups, Indianapolis police said in a Sunday news release. The shooting happened around 11 p.m. Saturday in the area of West Maryland and North Illinois streets, according to the statement. Officers who responded found six victims suffering

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Sure, black people can be racist, too

Comedian Chris Rock recently got into trouble after posting a meme with a picture of Betty White, the former “Golden Girls” actress. “The first thing people say when a mass shooting is announced,” Rock wrote in the caption. The unspoken punchline: Bet he white. Some white critics called Rock a racist. But the comedian’s defenders

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Nevada vs. UTEP

The Nevada Wolf Pack beat the UTEP Miners Saturday night by a final score of 37 – 21. The UTEP Miners hosted the Nevada Wolf Pack out of the Mountain West Conference in front of a Sun Bowl crowd of 10,493. UTEP started off strong with the defense holding the Wolf Pack to a quick

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NMSU loses rivalry game

Tevaka Tuioti threw for a career-high 355 yards Saturday and three touchdowns, two to Jordan Kress, leading New Mexico to a 55-52 win over downstate rival New Mexico State. Kress finished with 122 yards receiving and Ahmari Davis added a career-high 133 rushing yards and two TDs for New Mexico (2-1). Aggies quarterback Josh Adkins

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Willy Wonka party

‘Welcome my friends, welcome to my chocolate factory:’ a famous line in one of the twentieth century’s most classic films. How about ‘Welcome to the Borderland,’ Veruca Salt and Mike Teevee? Stars of the original film visited Alamo Drafthouse Saturday afternoon, meeting fans of the 1971 classic. “My character was… a brat,” said Julie Dawn

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Crash near Executive

UPDATE: This incident has been resolved ———————– If you’re driving west on Interstate 10, plan ahead! A crash near Executive Boulevard caused major traffic in the westbound lanes. Immediately after passing Executive, the traffic clears up. The cause of the crash is not yet known. Be prepared to slow down, especially with the slippery conditions.

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El Pasoans gather for 5K aimed…

Dozens of people gathered Saturday at Ascarate Park for the 9th Annual NAMIWalks Event. NAMI, or the National Alliance of Mental Awareness, “is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization,” according to the organization. Over 100 NAMIWalks events happen nationwide. NAMIWalks is the El Paso affliate’s largest mental health event in the Borderland.” More than

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Confusion in tent courts at Texas border

Lawyers and legal observers expressed confusion and frustration this week as immigration hearings ramped up at two new tent facilities along the U.S.-Mexico border in Laredo and Brownsville, Texas. The facilities are an expansion of the so-called Migrant Protection Protocols program, which requires some migrants to wait in Mexico for the duration of their immigration

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A man suspected of shooting a Chicago police officer in the groin is in critical condition

Authorities have arrested a man in connection with the shooting of a Chicago police officer, a police spokesman said. Michael Blackman, 45, was shot and detained Saturday afternoon after an “armed encounter” with officers, Chicago police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said. Blackman is in critical condition and undergoing surgery, Guglielmi later added. A manhunt had been

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Police nationwide assess rise in…

In the weeks after three high-profile shootings in three states — Texas, Ohio and California — took the lives of more than two dozen people in one week in August, law enforcement authorities nationwide reported a spike in tips from concerned relatives, friends and co-workers about people who appear bent on carrying out the next

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A Louisiana police captain was killed and another officer injured after a routine traffic stop ended in a shootout

A Louisiana police captain was killed and another officer was wounded Friday after a routine traffic stop ended in a shootout, CNN affiliate WVUE reported. The police chase began after a driver refused to stop, witnesses told the affiliate. Captain Vincent “Vinny” Liberto Jr., 58, leaves behind a wife and seven children, many of whom

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