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Senator César Blanco chosen for Select Committee on Religious Liberty

(UPDATE- 1:36 PM) — Senator César Blanco has released the following statement on being selected to serve of the Senate Select Committee on Religious Liberty: “I’m grateful to Lt. Governor Dan Patrick for the opportunity to serve on this committee. Religious liberty is a fundamental right protected by the First Amendment and remains a cornerstone of our democracy. As a Navy

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Bracing For Impact

Mixed-status families hope for the best but prepare for the worst amid the U.S. deportation blitz By: Sofia Sierra & Alyda MuelaThis article was published by Puente News Collaborative, a bilingual nonprofit newsroom that covers stories from Mexico and the U.S.-Mexico border. EL PASO, TX– Andrea Garcia, 18, and her mom gave each other a

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ICE at airports draws mixed reaction

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA)– While El Paso is not among the initial airports slated to receive Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, travelers passing through other major hubs say they are already seeing a federal presence, and reactions are mixed. Rachael Wilson said she encountered ICE agents while traveling through George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston,

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Parents of one-year-old boy killed in Juárez to have pre-trial hearing Tuesday

CIUDAD JUÁREZ, Chihuahua (KVIA) — The Chihuahua Attorney General’s Office (FGE) announced yesterday that both parents of 18-month-old toddler Eithan Daniel S.H., who was found dead in Juárez on March 10, were charged with aggravated homicide/murder. According to a news release sent by the District Attorney’s Office for the Northern Zone in Chihuahua, both defendants

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El Paso man charged after stash house discovery linked to smuggling operation

ALBUQURQUE, New Mexico (KVIA) — The United States Attorney’s Office District of New Mexico says that El Paso man, Crescencio Pacheco Olvera, 37, has been charged in connection with an alleged alien smuggling operation. Officials say this comes after federal agents discovered a stash house containing sixteen undocumented individuals following a smuggling attempt. According to

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Texas Tech University Health among universities to receive grants for psychiatry fellowships

AUSTIN, Texas (KVIA)- Governor Greg Abbott announced Monday $5 million in state grants for the Forensic Psychiatry Fellowship Program will be going to universities throughout Texas, expanding support for mental healthcare throughout the state. “Texas remains steadfast in increasing access to mental healthcare across our state,” said Governor Abbott. “These grants will create opportunities for

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