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Fabens ISD investigates school bus incident posted on social media
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- According to Fabens Independent School District, the district has completed an investigation into a recent bus incident that was posted on social media. This comes after a video was shared on the Facebook group Make Fabens Better, showing what parents say is a student being...
Mitch Sherman on the New QB1
We ask Mitch how the QB Room changes now that he’s named Dylan Raiola the starter against UTEP. What role will Heinrich Haarberg play? What can we reasonably expect from Dylan Raiola as far as stats? Which position group has improved the most in camp?
El Paso man receives 5-year sentence after driving drunk, killing woman
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — An El Paso man was sentenced to five years in prison this week after driving drunk and killing one person three years ago on I-10 West, according to court records. Mario Ernesto Martel, 33, pleaded guilty last week and was sentenced to five years in prison this week as part […]
El Paso Anticipates Heat Wave with Temperatures Surpassing 100 Degrees Amid Sunny Skies
El Paso braces itself for a scorching week ahead with temperatures soaring above the century mark, as the National Weather Service in El Paso predicts highs touching 101 degrees Fahrenheit, the city is bathed in sunlight, forecasted to persist through the next several days, making it a period of intense heat.
Lions Soccer Kicks Off 2024 Season on Road at UTEP & NMSU
COMMERCE – For the first time in the 2024 season, the Texas A&M University-Commerce soccer team is on the road as the Lions play at UTEP and New Mexico State this weekend. LIONS’ WEEKEND SCHEDULE BIG START TO THE SEASON The Lions downed Oral Roberts 4-1 last Thursday to begin the season with a 4-1 record, marking the first time in the Division I era and first time since the spring season of 2021 that the Lions won their season opener. BELL KEEPS RINGING Hannah Bell (Duncanville) scored the first two goals in the win over Oral Roberts as a…
Fun, Weird, Labor Day Weekend Getaway In New Mexico
If you're looking for something fun and different to do this Labor Day Weekend, this New Mexico event is an easy drive from El Paso. Santa Fe, New Mexico is about a 4.5 hour drive from El Paso. It's a beautiful, relatively small city that's home to the oldest state capitol in the country, the oldest house in the USA and only 25 miles from one of the holiest sites in the world. (Check 'em out below.)
Tri-Cities Events Calendar: Things to do in northwestern New Mexico
Nature's Brushstrokes Art Exhibit, Farmington Museum, 3041 E. Main St. Free. Plein-air painters of the Four Corners paintings from the beautiful Four Corners. Details: https://bit.ly/4frjQ2c. Wednesday, Aug. 21. San Juan Fly Fishing Federation, 7 p.m. Farmington Civic Center, 200 W. Arrington St. Free to guests; $15 annual family membership. Fly...
10 more states join DOJ antitrust case against Live Nation, Ticketmaster
Ten more states have joined the Department of Justice (DOJ) antitrust lawsuit against Ticketmaster and its parent company Live Nation, the agency announced Monday. The attorneys general of Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Mexico, South Dakota, Utah and Vermont signed on to the case, joining 29 other states and the District of Columbia. …
New Mexico’s governor speaks at Democratic National Convention
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – It’s Day 2 of the Democratic National Convention and the theme was A Bold Vision for America’s Future. Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham delivered a speech on health care and said the country is excited to elect Kamala Harris. In her speech, the governor claimed a Harris presidency would cap drug prices and ensure […]
Funds for new correctional officers
Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) — The New Mexico Corrections Department is getting a financial boost with the New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration’s commitment of $24.8 million to bolster public safety by funding 189 new correctional officer positions. The significant investment will help offset the cost of new correctional officer salaries for three years, reinforcing the state’s commitment to enhancing the security of its correctional facilities. Gov. Lujan Grisham said, the investment is a clear message that New Mexico is serious about public safety and the well-being of both our communities and those who serve them.
Dino Babers putting finishing touches on offense as New Mexico preparation begins
Arizonais starting to prepare for its season opener against New Mexico next weekend and offensive coordinator Dino Babers is putting the finishing touches on his side of the ball. "I think the biggest thing is we're just trying to get our entire concepts in," Babers said. "The guys are doing...
NMSU names candidates being considered to lead the university
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico (KVIA) -- NMSU has named the people it is considering for the President position at the university. After a regular meeting on Monday, Aug. 19, NMSU narrowed down its nationwide search to these five individuals. WittKieffer is the firm that assisted in the search for the next President. Here are the The post NMSU names candidates being considered to lead the university appeared first on KVIA.
Police, video confirm details of shopping cart confrontation
The Las Cruces Police Department confirmed that two Albertsons grocery store employees took a shopping cart from a Las Cruces woman, despite previous statements when the incident occurred. Social media posts reporting the incident drew dozens of comments and exposed a rift between the police department and a service organization...
Pateros graduate sinks hole in one with PGA scholarship
PATEROS -- Aidan Hall, a 2021 graduate of Pateros High School and now attending New Mexico State University, shot the equivalent of a hole-in-one when he was selected as one among 25 students at 15 colleges awarded a prestigious $8,000 scholarship from the PGA WORKS John and Tamara Lundgren Scholars Program.
'We’ve improved in every phase': Organ Mountain aiming high after forgettable 2023 season
When a team finishes a season 0-10, many would assume there’d be sweeping changes in the ensuing offseason. But for Kenneth Sanchez and Organ Mountain, the 2024 offseason was like any other. The quicker the Knights forget about the 2023 season, the sooner they can move on from it in his eyes. “We approach...
Get Tuned in to Truth or Consequences
The Geronimo Springs Museum's Ralph Edwards Room celebrates the town's name change and Fiesta tradition. AT THE GERONIMO SPRINGS MUSEUM, in Truth or Consequences, festive dresses, parade costumes, and photographs of glamorous Hollywood celebrities share space with the museum’s other exhibitions featuring prehistoric fossils, Native pottery, Western art, and even an authentic miner’s cabin. Incongruous? Maybe. But no history of this area would be complete without the Ralph Edwards Room, which houses a collection celebrating the day in 1950 when Hot Springs, New Mexico, became Truth or Consequences. When Edwards, host of the popular radio and television game show Truth or Consequences, challenged cities across America to adopt the program’s name and promised a live TV episode from the first town to do so, Hot Springs jumped at the chance. On March 31, residents overwhelmingly voted in favor of the name change, and Edwards broadcast the show from there the following evening. For the next 50 years, Edwards and some of his Hollywood pals returned to T or C for the annual commemoration that became known as Fiesta. “I had a new Fiesta dress every year as a young girl,” remembers Ann Welborn, a museum board member. The museum’s exhibition spans seven decades and features Fiesta mementos, including Edwards’s honorary sheriff’s posse uniform and saddle. A recently installed television plays a clip of Edwards relating how the town embraced its new identity. “We want people to hear the story directly from Ralph,” says Welborn.
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