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Year: 2022

EPISD proposes termination for administrator indicted for kidnapping, sexual assault

EL PASO, Texas — The El Paso Independent School District is proposing termination for an administrator facing federal charges of kidnapping and sexual assault. Jeffrey Steven Clay was indicted by a federal grand jury last week. Investigators say he offered a ride to a woman but, instead, then drove her to his home in Anthony, New Mexico. Investigators

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Federal judge blocks Title 42 rule that allowed expulsion of migrants at US-Mexico border

  (CNN) — A federal judge on Tuesday blocked Title 42 — a controversial rule that’s allowed US authorities to expel more than 1 million migrants who crossed the US-Mexico border. While the rule was drafted by the Trump administration during the Covid-19 pandemic, the Biden administration has relied heavily on it to manage the increase of migrants

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Poland holds emergency security meeting after reports of fatal explosion, as Russian missiles bombard nearby Ukraine

(CNN) — Poland convened an emergency meeting of national security officials on Tuesday, after Polish media reported projectiles killed two people near the border with Ukraine on Tuesday. It is unclear where the projectiles came from, but they landed in the NATO member’s territory roughly the same time as Russia launched its biggest wave of missile attacks on

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El Paso Locomotive FC Head Coach John Hutchinson leaving after one season

EL PASO, Texas — The El Paso Locomotive FC announced Tuesday the departure of Head Coach and Technical Director John Hutchinson after one season. Hutchinson plans to go back to Australia with his family. “John brought international experience, passion, and significant experience and expertise to our club,” President of MountainStar Sports Group Alan Ledford said. The El Paso

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