Omar Rodriguez Lopez discusses cinema influence on his life, making new film in El Paso
For not wanting to do music as a living, Omar Rodriguez Lopez has done pretty well. He’s won a Grammy and toured the world with his band The…
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MOVE Planners Want Projects for Annual UTEP Event
Organizers of UTEP’s 2013 Project MOVE expect another flood of University volunteers to participate in service projects that benefit the…
Continue Reading C-USA announces 2013 football divisions
Conference USA athletics directors wrapped up two days of Winter Meetings Wednesday. C-USA Commissioner Britton Banowsky led a series of discussions…
Continue Reading Reserve season tickets for El Paso Triple-A baseball starting Tuesdasy
El Pasoans excited about the new Triple-A baseball team and inaugural season in 2014 are now one step closer to “Play Ball!” Beginning at…
Continue Reading Council approves $18.5 million more for City Hall move
City Council approved another $18.5 million in City Hall relocation costs Tuesday, voting 4-3 to spend that money to renovate two buildings the city…
Continue Reading Despite new ordinance, many panhandlers say they will stay in medians
The countdown has begun for enforcement of El Paso’s new solicitation ordinance. It’s already law, but the El Paso Police Department…
Continue Reading Bullet fired in home lands in neighbor’s bed
El Paso Police arrested a 24-year-old man Tuesday night after he allegedly fired a handgun and the bullet landed in his neighbor’s bed.…
Continue Reading EPISD votes to pay investigation firm $800K
The El Paso Independent School District Board of Trustees voted late Tuesday to pay more to the company currently investigating the cheating scheme.…
Continue Reading Jan. 2013 Story: New Fort Bliss commander: ‘When my son-in-law, serving in southern Iraq, tells me he’s bored, that means something’
Wall Street Journal reporter Lawrence F. Kaplan’s view of Maj. Gen. Sean B. MacFarland came to change over time they both spent in Ramadi,…
Continue Reading Invention would track meds in mentally ill patients, but is it ethical?
ABCNews Imagine if doctors could add something to their mentally ill patients’ pills so that they could tell on their smartphones whether the…
Continue Reading Gun control debate takes Mexico into account
li class=”byline”> by Julin Aguilar, The Texas Tribune January 20, 2013 In the recent debate about stricter gun control, some…
Continue Reading Eastside 16-year-old allegedly cyber-bullied on Mocospace
In Jefferson County, Colorado, investigators are calling it “the most dangerous social networking site for children” where sexual…
Continue Reading Chihuahuas sting Bees to win fourth-straight, 11-7
The El Paso Chihuahuas hit four home runs in their 11-7 win over the Salt Lake Bees at Smith’s Ballpark in Salt Lake City Saturday night. The…
Continue Reading Chihuahuas beat Bees in Salt Lake, 6-5
The El Paso Chihuahuas overcame an early three-run deficit and beat the Salt Lake Bees 6-5 Friday at Smith’s Ballpark in Salt Lake City. It was…
Continue Reading Chihuahuas’ Cody Decker appears on Keith Olbermann show; host pledges to match
El Paso Chihuahuas player Cody Decker continued his charm offensive, this time on Keith Olbermann’s TV show on ESPN on Wednesday night. Decker…
Continue Reading Hospital District postpones decisions on El Paso Children’s Hospital, budget
The body overseeing University Medical Center was set to address the budget and tax rate, along with El Paso Children’s Hospital today. But the…
Continue Reading Nolan Ryan Fast Facts
CNN Editorial Research Here’s a look at the life of Hall of Fame pitcher Nolan Ryan, nicknamed “Ryan Express.” He played for 27…
Continue Reading Newly-elected Claudia Ordaz to be sworn in to council Tuesday morning
It is the first official day on the job for newly-elected City Representative Claudia Ordaz as she attends her first El Paso City Council meeting…
Continue Reading City of El Paso pursuing effective tax rate, average $27 more per household
City of El Paso budget talks are wrapping up, and ABC-7 is getting a clearer picture of how much your property taxes are going up. It’s looking…
Continue Reading Man shot by Las Cruces Police faces felony charges
He was shot by a Las Cruces Police officer following an alleged armed robbery and now he’s facing a couple of felony charges. Erik Daniel…
Continue Reading Claudia Ordaz to begin term as city rep
A new face will be present at today’s city council meeting. Claudia Ordaz is scheduled to be sworn in as as the city representative for…
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