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El Paso County Commissioners discuss county sheriff’s office use of overtime in special meeting

UPDATE (5:03 p.m.) — County commissioners discussed the county sheriff’s use of overtime during the meeting. The majority of the meeting was behind closed doors. After the session concluded and access was granted, County Judge Samaniego said the court would not comment further at this time. In a brief interview afterward, Samaniego identified the sheriff’s

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Harmony Science Academy-El Paso rocketry team qualifies for national finals

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Harmony Science Academy announced Wednesday its rocketry team has qualified for the American Rocketry Challenge National Finals. According to officials, this year’s competition reached 1,107 participating teams nationwide, with only the top 100 earning an invitation to the National Finals on May 16. The team will be heading to the national competition

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EPISD students gain real-world veterinary experience in a unique classroom setting

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — The El Paso Independent School District’s Center for Career and Technology Education continues to offer high school students various programs to help them prepare for their future careers. CCTE students enrolled in the Veterinary Assistance Program to gain real-world skills to prepare them for a future in veterinary medicine. These

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Two men arrested for deceptive business practices targeting elderly victims

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Law enforcement arrested two individuals on separate incidents of deceptive business practices targeting elderly victims, the El Paso County Constable’s Office, Precinct 4, said Wednesday. First Incident A 70-year-old man told a deputy constable he needed help with a missing vehicle on Jan 4. According to the constable’s office, the man

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Texas, New Mexico attorney generals call to hold Live Nation accountable following verdict in landmark trial

UPDATE — New Mexico Attorney Genera Raúl Torrez sent out the following statement in reaction to Wednesday’s verdict: “Today’s verdict is a major win for American consumers and a clear validation of what we’ve been saying all along: people are fed up with powerful corporations rigging the system in their favor,” Attorney General Torrez said Wednesday.

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New Mexico Attorney General makes $2.25 million settlement over EpiPen pricing

SANTA FE, New Mexico (KVIA) — New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez said the state reached a $2.25 million settlement over claims a pharmaceutical company had “unfair and anticompetitive practices” with EpiPen Auto-Injector products. The New Mexico Department of Justice said Wednesday the state made the resolution with Mylan Inc. The EpiPen Auto-injector treats severe

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