NASA has finally launched its uncrewed Artemis I mission on a historic journey to the moon. The spacecraft took off from Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 11 pm local time. It’s flying without astronauts for a test mission headed for deep space, kicking off a 25-and-a-half-day journey around the moon. The rocket is now
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EL PASO, Texas– Artemis I mission takes flight in historic leap forward for NASA’s moon program. To celebrate NASA will distribute Artemis learning lunchboxes to El Paso youth in partnership with the El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Foodbank Those lunchboxes will be available in their lower valley location (9541 Plaza Circle El Paso, TX 79927). It will
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The chances of a railroad strike have gone up, after a third rail union rejected a tentative labor deal. Rank and file members of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers voted against a tentative agreement reached in September. I.B.B said it expects to continue negotiating. The union, which represents about 300 workers, is the smallest of
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Finding a free Covid test, whether it’s at home or a clinic, may soon be a thing of the past. The United States has spent trillions of dollars during the pandemic. That money is almost gone and what’s left of the funding is expected to be used up early next year. The Biden Administration has
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A Federal Court struck down President Joe Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Program. The Judge in Texas declared it illegal. The lawsuit was filed by a conservative group, the Job Creators Network Foundation, in October on behalf of two borrowers who did not qualify for debt relief. Biden’s program was already on hold due a separate
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A Texas Judge has sealed the autopsy reports of those killed in the May mass shooting at a Uvalde Elementary School. The District Judge ordered the records be given to the local District Attorney, “for the purpose of assisting in the investigation and potential prosecution or prosecutions” connected to the ongoing investigation. Before they were sealed,
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EL PASO, Texas– A rollover crash involving one vehicle happened at Railroad Drive and Waycross Avenue near Irvin High School in Northeast El Paso. The call came in before 3 am. Fire officials say three people were injured and taken to the hospital. ABC-7’s crews saw the car’s engine in the middle of the road. We’ll be
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Sources say the Justice Department is considering a special counsel to oversee investigations into Former President Trump. The step may be necessary if Trump officially declares his candidacy for President again because of the political implications. The DOJ has been observing a quiet period prior to the midterm elections of not making overt moves that
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The Powerball Lottery Jackpot is now $1.5 billion after 39 consecutive drawings with no jackpot winner. According to Powerball, the cash value of the prize will be roughly 745.9 million dollars. The winning numbers for Wednesday’s Powerball drawing for an estimated 1.2 billion dollars were 2, 11, 22, 35, and 60 with a Powerball of
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The White House is distributing billions of dollars to help families with heating costs through a Federal Program. The Biden Administration is giving families across the country 4.5 billion dollars through the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program. The funds will go to state and local governments to help people pay their home heating and
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EL PASO, Texas — University Medical Center is offering discount Mammograms and Covid-19 booster vaccinations today. Both will be available at the UMC East Clinic located at Joe Battle Boulevard. This is a walk-in event: Mammograms will be provided from 7:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. For anyone without insurance, the cost of a mammogram is only $50; for those with insurance, there
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EL PASO, Texas — Happening today, the Braden Aboud Memorial Foundation announces its 19th B Strong Shoe Giveaway. This year’s recipient is Sageland Elementary school in the Ysleta Independent School District located in the lower valley. 479 students will receive a new pair of athletic shoes. This year’s event is sponsored by Albertsons and the McKee
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The Social Security Administration announced Wednesday Americans can now choose their sex marker in their Social Security records. It’s intended to make the system more inclusive for transgender Americans. Proof of identity is still required, but people no longer have to provide medical or legal records of sex designation. The Social Security Administration will accept
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The family of a man killed during a music festival in Texas has settled a lawsuit it filed against singer Travis Scott and live nation, the organizers of the Astroworld Festival. The lawyer representing Axel Acosta announced the settlement Thursday. He says the details of the settlement will remain private. Acosta and nine other people
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LA UNION, New Mexico — Happening next weekend, join the fun at the 16th annual Howl-O-Wine dog walk on October 30th. This Spooktacular event features a 1-mile dog walk around the beautiful grounds of La Viña Winery in La Union, New Mexico. The event runs from noon to 4 pm On-site registration begins at noon. The walk begins at 1
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The Girl Scouts of America has received its largest donation ever from a single individual. Mackenzie Scott, the ex-wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, gifted the organization $84.5 million. 29 councils will receive funds to be used in under-engaged areas. The grants to the Girl Scouts will be used, in part, to “create more equitable
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George Floyd’s family is thinking about suing Kanye West. That’s according to Civil Rights Attorney Lee Merritt who represents them. At issue are comments West made on a recent podcast. He suggested Floyd died from a fentanyl overdose and said former Minnesota police officer Derek Chauvin’s knee was not on his neck. The medical examiner
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EL PASO, Texas — The light show at Fred Loya’s home is the destination for thousands of El Pasoans every year. This year, things may be a little different, as he may partner with the County for the Holiday Lights at Ascarate Park to increase tourism. Fred Loya has canceled the annual show since 2020 due to
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EL PASO, Texas– It’s the end of the week. Don’t have any plans? We got you covered. El Paso Film Festival started yesterday and will go through Sunday, come enjoy “The Prank” film showing at the Plaza Theater Today. Starting at 7 pm to 9 pm. For more information visit: https://elpasofilmfestival.org/festival/2022/films/the-prank Also the El Paso Wine
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Elon Musk is warning free internet for Ukraine’s military using SpaceX’ Starlink could be coming to an end. The company donated about 20,000 Starlink satellite units to Ukraine to help its military communicate. After cellular and internet networks were destroyed in the war with Russia. Musk says it’s cost his company 80-million dollars, and he warned the
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EL PASO, Texas — Pharmacy giant CVS is working to change the “Pink Tax.” It’s not an actual tax, but it’s when things cost more for women than men, like razors, deodorant, and body wash. Along with tampons which are often taxed as a luxury item and not recognized as a basic necessity. CVS plans
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EL PASO, Texas — District Court Judge Sam Medrano says he will wait to see if Federal prosecutors will seek the death penalty against the accused Walmart shooter before he makes decisions on how to proceed with the state case. Federal Officials will decide if the death penalty will be considered in the Cielo Vista Walmart Shooting
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EL PASO, Texas — Today is the last day to register to vote in Texas. It’s important for you to register by today if you are planning to vote in the mid-term elections. Texan voters will cast their ballots on everything from the Gubernatorial race to local races for County Judge and State Representative. So how
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Authorities in Texas have identified the officer who shot and critically injured a teenager in a McDonald’s parking lot. Bodycam footage captured the incident in San Antonio last Sunday appears to contradict the officer’s own account. San Antonio Officer James Brennand was fired for violating the department’s tactics, training and procedures. Brennand
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EL PASO, Texas — Here’s things to do as you look forward to the weekend. Come celebrate Indian culture and tradition with the Festival of Chariots, open to everyone happening this Saturday, Oct.8 at the parking lot located at 401 East Main Street, across from hotel indigo. The event starts at 2 p.m. to 8
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While many areas in Florida remain inaccessible due to Hurricane Ian’s storm surge, flood waters are slowly receding in others. Neighborhoods that were previously cut off are finally able to receive service. The Salvation Army teams on the ground in Florida are using Polaris off-road vehicles this week to distribute meals in neighborhoods still not
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SALEM, Massachusetts — Fans of the movie “Hocus Pocus” can stay at the Sanderson Sisters’ cottage this Halloween season. The creepy abode located in the remote woods of Salem, Massachusetts is available on Airbnb. It was recreated in honor of “Hocus Pocus 2” which starts streaming on Disney+ Friday. Guests can try their hand at
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A Texas Judge ruled that State Attorney General Ken Paxton does not have to appear at a hearing related to an abortion access lawsuit. It comes after Paxton fled his home in a truck driven by his wife, state Sen. Angela Paxton, to avoid being served a subpoena Monday, according to an affidavit filed in federal court. The
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Unpredictable Hurricane Ian strengthened overnight as it churned in the Caribbean, prompting urgent preparations in Florida, where the storm could deliver impacts, including tornadoes. Florida Officials say they could start issuing evacuation orders today. Hurricane Ian is likely heading for the state, possibly arriving as a major hurricane with powerful winds and dangerous storm surge. Forecasters are
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The NFL announced Thursday that Apple Music as its new Super Bowl Halftime Show partner. The NFL says the partnership is a multi-year deal. It comes after Pepsi, a partner for the Halftime Show for the last 10 years, announced in May that it would end its deal with the NFL. “We are proud to welcome Apple Music to
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