The drug war frustrates U.S.-Mexico relations
EL PASO — Always complex, the relationship between the United States and Mexico has become more frustrated due to the drug war that is increasingly being waged near U.S. soil, [...]
5
The phantom of the hospital — Ghost hunters spot a specter at Southwestern General
EL PASO — Who are you going to call when a long dead woman dressed in white, wearing an old-fashioned nurse’s cap is still trying to make herself useful changing [...]
Texas virtual border program mired in controversy
EL PASO — After the media reported the failure of Governor Rick Perry’s Virtual Border program last week, Executive Director of the Texas Border Sheriff’s Coalition (TBSC), Donald Reay, claims [...]
Skateboarding, estilo de vida a toda velocidad
CIUDAD JUAREZ — Adrenalina, deporte extremo, cultura urbana. Son palabras que describen al skateboarding, cuya popularidad va en aumento, no únicamente entre quienes buscan emociones extremas, sino entre quienes han [...]
People dare to wear their own personalities
EL PASO — Fashion means braving street-baking temperatures of 102 degrees in the Black Testament concert t-shirt you adore. Ivan Hernandez, who places pride in his musical tastes ahead of [...]
Lack of knowledge sends recyclables to landfills
EL PASO — Despite spending millions of taxpayer dollars and organizing numerous awareness campaigns, this city is failing to run a successful recycling program.
Only 30 percent of paper, plastic, and [...]
Change in retirement program affects hundreds at Western Refining
EL PASO — During 29 years as a pipeline unit operator Lauren Titus has never seen a change in retirement programs so massive that it drastically affects the retirement plans [...]
Soldiers expected to rev up local economy
EL PASO — The arrival of 2,400 additional soldiers at Fort Bliss next fall will bring fresh air to the economy of El Paso, creating new jobs in construction, education, [...]
Go loco for local
EL PASO — For many students getting their jolt of caffeine from a double shot of espresso while studying for a test or friends catching up on gossip over their [...]
Community banks prosper as the fat cats founder
EL PASO — As the U.S. economy sank into the worst recession since the Great Depression, customers fled nationally owned financial institutions and came home, shifting their money from Wall [...]
UTEP Parking Permits – Convenient but costly
EL PASO — Parking lots at the University of Texas at El Paso are abundant and generally close to the classrooms providing good access to facilities, but there is one [...]
Blogging from the sidelines
It was only a year ago that I was in the same shoes as this year’s crop of Journalism in July campers. I can still vividly remember the adrenaline of [...]
The drug war frustrates U.S.-Mexico relations
EL PASO — Always complex, the relationship between the United States and Mexico has become more frustrated due to the drug war that is increasingly being waged near U.S. soil, [...]
Officials examine the benefits and dangers of marijuana legalization
EL PASO — Tania Lozoya was a goal-oriented 15 year old. She was a member of student government, the junior varsity softball team, and planning to be a lawyer some [...]
ASARCO clean-up stalled over different approaches
EL PASO — Six months after El Paso said Adios ASARCO, the city government has yet to present a plan to clean up the mess accumulated by a century of [...]
Texas virtual border program mired in controversy
EL PASO — After the media reported the failure of Governor Rick Perry’s Virtual Border program last week, Executive Director of the Texas Border Sheriff’s Coalition (TBSC), Donald Reay, claims [...]
Lack of knowledge sends recyclables to landfills
EL PASO — Despite spending millions of taxpayer dollars and organizing numerous awareness campaigns, this city is failing to run a successful recycling program.
Only 30 percent of paper, plastic, and [...]
Community awareness can reduce the number of suicides
EL PASO — Suicide is serious and real, however, it is often dismissed as just another feeble cry for attention. What many people do not know is that suicide is [...]
Change in retirement program affects hundreds at Western Refining
EL PASO — During 29 years as a pipeline unit operator Lauren Titus has never seen a change in retirement programs so massive that it drastically affects the retirement plans [...]
VIVA! Lights up the summer
EL PASO — With such an appealing show, it is not a surprise VIVA! El Paso is back for it’s 31st season. VIVA! displays a beautiful, bright array of color [...]
On being gay in the borderlands
EL PASO — The thought of a meal at Chico’s Tacos typically brings memories of late nights, best friends, unique food, and hearty laughs. The same cannot be said for [...]
The phantom of the hospital — Ghost hunters spot a specter at Southwestern General
EL PASO — Who are you going to call when a long dead woman dressed in white, wearing an old-fashioned nurse’s cap is still trying to make herself useful changing [...]
People dare to wear their own personalities
EL PASO — Fashion means braving street-baking temperatures of 102 degrees in the Black Testament concert t-shirt you adore. Ivan Hernandez, who places pride in his musical tastes ahead of [...]
El Paso ponders homophobia after incident at Chico’s Tacos
EL PASO — Shouts of protest rang in the air as demonstrators waved signs demanding gender equality and civil rights in front of the Eastside Chico’s Tacos.
The demonstrators at Chico’s [...]
Skateboarding, estilo de vida a toda velocidad
CIUDAD JUAREZ — Adrenalina, deporte extremo, cultura urbana. Son palabras que describen al skateboarding, cuya popularidad va en aumento, no únicamente entre quienes buscan emociones extremas, sino entre quienes han [...]
Obama’s mantra now inspires Miners
EL PASO — If “Yes We Can” worked for Obama, the folks at the University of Texas at El Paso’s Athletics Department hope it’ll work for them. The department unveiled [...]
Funds reduction won’t hurt UTEP athletics
EL PASO — The 2009-10 budget for the athletic program at the University of Texas at El Paso was cut by 4 per cent, but UTEP officials say the reduction [...]
On being gay in the borderlands
EL PASO — The thought of a meal at Chico’s Tacos typically brings memories of late nights, best friends, unique food, and hearty laughs. The same cannot be said for [...]
Soldiers expected to rev up local economy
EL PASO — The arrival of 2,400 additional soldiers at Fort Bliss next fall will bring fresh air to the economy of El Paso, creating new jobs in construction, education, [...]
The phantom of the hospital — Ghost hunters spot a specter at Southwestern General
EL PASO — Who are you going to call when a long dead woman dressed in white, wearing an old-fashioned nurse’s cap is still trying to make herself useful changing [...]
Skateboarding, estilo de vida a toda velocidad
CIUDAD JUAREZ — Adrenalina, deporte extremo, cultura urbana. Son palabras que describen al skateboarding, cuya popularidad va en aumento, no únicamente entre quienes buscan emociones extremas, sino entre quienes han [...]
This is a video story
Lorem ipsum dolor
x452telqw7zzb41
Lack of knowledge sends recyclables to landfills
EL PASO — Despite spending millions of taxpayer dollars and organizing numerous awareness campaigns, this city is failing to run a successful recycling program.
Only 30 percent of paper, plastic, and [...]
Change in retirement program affects hundreds at Western Refining
EL PASO — During 29 years as a pipeline unit operator Lauren Titus has never seen a change in retirement programs so massive that it drastically affects the retirement plans [...]
Soldiers expected to rev up local economy
EL PASO — The arrival of 2,400 additional soldiers at Fort Bliss next fall will bring fresh air to the economy of El Paso, creating new jobs in construction, education, [...]
Go loco for local
EL PASO — For many students getting their jolt of caffeine from a double shot of espresso while studying for a test or friends catching up on gossip over their [...]
Community banks prosper as the fat cats founder
EL PASO — As the U.S. economy sank into the worst recession since the Great Depression, customers fled nationally owned financial institutions and came home, shifting their money from Wall [...]
UTEP Parking Permits – Convenient but costly
EL PASO — Parking lots at the University of Texas at El Paso are abundant and generally close to the classrooms providing good access to facilities, but there is one [...]
Blogging from the sidelines
It was only a year ago that I was in the same shoes as this year’s crop of Journalism in July campers. I can still vividly remember the adrenaline of [...]
The drug war frustrates U.S.-Mexico relations
EL PASO — Always complex, the relationship between the United States and Mexico has become more frustrated due to the drug war that is increasingly being waged near U.S. soil, [...]
Officials examine the benefits and dangers of marijuana legalization
EL PASO — Tania Lozoya was a goal-oriented 15 year old. She was a member of student government, the junior varsity softball team, and planning to be a lawyer some [...]
ASARCO clean-up stalled over different approaches
EL PASO — Six months after El Paso said Adios ASARCO, the city government has yet to present a plan to clean up the mess accumulated by a century of [...]
Texas virtual border program mired in controversy
EL PASO — After the media reported the failure of Governor Rick Perry’s Virtual Border program last week, Executive Director of the Texas Border Sheriff’s Coalition (TBSC), Donald Reay, claims [...]
Lack of knowledge sends recyclables to landfills
EL PASO — Despite spending millions of taxpayer dollars and organizing numerous awareness campaigns, this city is failing to run a successful recycling program.
Only 30 percent of paper, plastic, and [...]
Community awareness can reduce the number of suicides
EL PASO — Suicide is serious and real, however, it is often dismissed as just another feeble cry for attention. What many people do not know is that suicide is [...]
Change in retirement program affects hundreds at Western Refining
EL PASO — During 29 years as a pipeline unit operator Lauren Titus has never seen a change in retirement programs so massive that it drastically affects the retirement plans [...]
VIVA! Lights up the summer
EL PASO — With such an appealing show, it is not a surprise VIVA! El Paso is back for it’s 31st season. VIVA! displays a beautiful, bright array of color [...]
On being gay in the borderlands
EL PASO — The thought of a meal at Chico’s Tacos typically brings memories of late nights, best friends, unique food, and hearty laughs. The same cannot be said for [...]
The phantom of the hospital — Ghost hunters spot a specter at Southwestern General
EL PASO — Who are you going to call when a long dead woman dressed in white, wearing an old-fashioned nurse’s cap is still trying to make herself useful changing [...]
People dare to wear their own personalities
EL PASO — Fashion means braving street-baking temperatures of 102 degrees in the Black Testament concert t-shirt you adore. Ivan Hernandez, who places pride in his musical tastes ahead of [...]
El Paso ponders homophobia after incident at Chico’s Tacos
EL PASO — Shouts of protest rang in the air as demonstrators waved signs demanding gender equality and civil rights in front of the Eastside Chico’s Tacos.
The demonstrators at Chico’s [...]
Skateboarding, estilo de vida a toda velocidad
CIUDAD JUAREZ — Adrenalina, deporte extremo, cultura urbana. Son palabras que describen al skateboarding, cuya popularidad va en aumento, no únicamente entre quienes buscan emociones extremas, sino entre quienes han [...]
Obama’s mantra now inspires Miners
EL PASO — If “Yes We Can” worked for Obama, the folks at the University of Texas at El Paso’s Athletics Department hope it’ll work for them. The department unveiled [...]
Funds reduction won’t hurt UTEP athletics
EL PASO — The 2009-10 budget for the athletic program at the University of Texas at El Paso was cut by 4 per cent, but UTEP officials say the reduction [...]
Sponsors
Latest Video