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Month: March 2023

Paso del Sur organization speaking before the El Paso County commissioners about Duranguito restoration

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) – Representatives from the Paso del Sur organization are presenting to County Commissioners Monday morning about restoring and reactivating the Duranguito neighborhood. The Duranguito area has long been a source of debate in El Paso, with preservationists wanting to maintain the historical integrity of the area while others want it redeveloped.

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“Shelter in place” lifted at 7 feeder schools and district facility in Gadsden High School feeder pattern

UPDATE 10:50 a.m.: A district spokesperson says the Doña Ana County Sheriff’s has lifted the “shelter in place” status for all GISD schools. All schools will resume a regular daily routine. “There were no direct threats to any of the GISD campus affected by the ‘shelter in place,'” according to Luis Villalobos, GISD spokesperson. ANTHONY,

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‘The climate time-bomb is ticking’: The world is running out of time to avoid catastrophe, new UN report warns

By Laura Paddison, CNN The world is rapidly approaching catastrophic levels of heating with international climate goals set to slip out of reach unless immediate and radical action is taken, according to a new UN-backed report. “The climate time-bomb is ticking,” said António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations, in a statement to mark the

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Aggies fall agonizingly short of winning the WBI with 63-61 loss to California Baptist

LEXINGTON, Kentucky (KVIA) — New Mexico State Women’s Basketball (18-17, 10-8 WAC) season has officially come to an end in Kentucky after falling to California Baptist (22-13, 13-5 WAC) in a tightly contested game that went down to the final shot.The Aggies battled back from multiple double-digit deficits with the help Molly Kaiser’s 19-point performance. Sylena Peterson and Tayelin Grays also played

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France’s government survives no-confidence votes and controversial pension reforms will move ahead

By Dalal Mawad, Oliver Briscoe, Chris Liakos and Jack Guy, CNN Two no-confidence votes against French President Emmanuel Macron’s government have failed in the country’s parliament, clearing the way for his hugely unpopular pension reforms to be implemented and sparking new protests in Paris. The government triggered special constitutional powers last Thursday to push through

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Grant funding EMT program and recruiting

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) – About thirty percent of workers in the United States are women. Efforts are underway to recruit more women into several industries. ProAction says encouraging more women to join the medical services field will have a larger impact in the community. They are using a $25,000 award from the Marathon Community Investment

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New Mexico Governor praises legislators for progress made during the 56th Legislative Session

SANTA FE, New Mexico – New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham gathered with legislators as the 2023 legislative session adjourned on Saturday. Many sitting around the round table stating this session was on of the best in years. The Governor highlighted the improvements to education and healthcare. “I am very motivated to find additional ways

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