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Tennessee House of Representatives expels Democratic lawmaker; 2 others await their votes

  (CNN) — Tennessee’s Republican-controlled House of Representatives has voted to expel Rep. Justin Jones a week after he joined two other Democrats in a protest on the House floor as demonstrators at the Capitol called for gun reform following a mass shooting at a Nashville school. The party-line vote was 72-25. Expulsion from the Tennessee House requires

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UTEP Women’s Basketball Coach resigns

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Kevin Baker, UTEP Women’s basketball coach, announced his resignation Wednesday. Coach Baker was the 2023 Conference USA Co-coach of the year. He was coaching for UTEP for the last six seasons. “After careful consideration of a generous extension offer from UTEP and weighing my options moving forward, I have decided

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El Paso Museum, Cultural Affairs Department inviting artists to learn about paid opportunities

EL PASO, Texas — The Museums and Cultural Affairs Department is hosting it’s annual Artist Opportunities Open House inviting artists to learn about about programs and several paid projects sponsored by the department. This year, the open house will have an exhibitor hall and 20-minutebreakout sessions with staff from the Cultural Funding Program, Public Art Program, Signature

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What you need to know about new property tax valuations hitting your mailbox

For the third year in a row, homeowners are having sticker shock as they open their recently mailed 2023 property valuation notices from the El Paso Central Appraisal District.This is the third straight year the appraisal district conducts a mass reappraisal of properties in El Paso County. Residential property owners began receiving their property valuations

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New YISD middle school celebrated

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — The brand new $66 million Hanks Middle School was celebrated in the official ribbon-cutting Tuesday after opening its doors for the first time to students last Fall. The new campus was built on the site of the former Indian Ridge Middle School. Students who previously attended Indian Ridge and Desert

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U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg to visit Las Cruces & Deming Wednesday

LAS CRUCES, New Mexico (KVIA) — Pete Buttigieg, the Secretary of U.S. Transportation, will visit the Borderland Wednesday. His planned visits to Las Cruces and Deming, in addition to an Albuquerque visit Tuesday, are to “highlight progress on how the historic infrastructure law is making safety investments in communities across the country to reduce traffic

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