El Paso News

Customs and Border Protection agents said they found dangerous pests at the El Paso and Santa Teresa ports of entry on Tuesday and Wednesday.

El Paso blogger David Karlsruher hit a touchy subject and for that he's the subject of a lawsuit -- what we consider a frivolous lawsuit.

Police in the Mexican border city of Ciudad Juarez say four of state police officers have been killed and two others injured in two separate attacks.

UPDATE: The phone number the health department released this morning to make a vaccination appointment was wrong.

The federal government is seeking $1 million from three people, including a Customs and Border Protection employee, who were arrested on bribery and smuggling charges, U.S. attorney's office officials said Thursday.

A tanker truck carrying 9,200 gallons of propane rolled over in Far East El Paso, according to El Paso County sheriff.

County ethics commission Chairman Stuart Leeds on Monday filed a defamation suit against online columnist David Karlsruher, who wrote in a blog posting that the ethics panel leader was planning a witch hunt against his political adversaries.

This is one of the nation's top job-performing cities, according to a study released Wednesday.

The long-running dispute between Eastside bar owners and nearby residents will continue with an independent mediator.

A lawsuit has been filed recently that could provide us with entertainment for quite some time. In a blog post on Nov. 11, local blogger David K. expressed worry about why the Ethics Commission was being rushed along. David K. expressed his belief they were being rushed so the "witch hunts" could begin, comparing ethics commission chairman Stuart Leeds (pictured above right) with Salem Witch Hunt leader Cotton Mather (pictured above left).

County ethics commission Chairman Stuart Leeds on Monday filed a defamation suit against online columnist David Karlsruher, who wrote in a blog posting that the ethics panel leader was planning a witch hunt against his political adversaries.

The U.S Postal Service has spiraled downward, reporting a huge loss net loss for the 2009 fiscal year, and with the loss may come some changes to the way you get your mail.

There's controversy over new breast cancer screening recommendations. The U.S. Preventative Services Task Force says women in their forties do not need yearly mammograms.

A 7-year-old boy who attended school in El Paso has been slain in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, in shootings that also left his father dead.

It all began with a 1965 Pontiac GTO. Once Meyer Marcus inserted the key into that '65 GTO, it was over -- he was hooked.

A local teachers' union might consider moving forward with a grievance it filed in October if it does not soon see changes to a grading policy in the El Paso Independent School District.

The stationary, and just about everything else at the County Attorney's Office is about to change.

A 7-year-old boy killed in Juarez on Friday was a third-grade student at Glen Cove Elementary, an Ysleta Independent School District spokeswoman said this morning.

If you think you can do better, go put your resume in. Hell, go coach a youth football team and then come back tell me how easy it is to win every single game, or even half of them.

Normally, this is the point where Mike Price would talk about pride, having fun, playing for the seniors, playing for each other.