Marquez News

A newly formed Laredo Actor's Guild is encouraging local talent to pursue the arts.

Photo courtesy of Criterion Development Partners/SA Developers continue working on properties being built in the heart of San Antonio.

It's a familiar tale: Science genius, smart girlfriend, her hot-shot brother, and a football-player-turned-accomplished-pilot travel to space, get bombarded by cosmic rays and come back a foursome with fantastic powers.

The City of Austin will install a traffic safety device at the crosswalk where two teenagers were struck and killed in December.

Some people who live near Lee Boulevard and Edgemere Boulevard say the light changes too fast, forcing drivers to speed through or slam on their brakes.

An early morning neighborhood meeting with the El Paso Department of Transportation turned ugly when East Side residents vehemently opposed a roundabout at Montwood and Wedgewood.

Detectives say the elementary school teacher told the children it was a game. Once inside his third-grade classroom, he blindfolded them, gagged them and set cockroaches crawling on their faces.

A New Mexico man that authorities say is HIV positive is behind bars after he allegedly bit a nurse-tech at Albuquerque's Lovelace Medical Center.

Post a comment SAN ANTONIO, Texas -- Standing outside his house on a cold night last year, Austin resident Carlos Marquez did not feel like he was in any position to argue with the locksmith who had come out to help him get the broken key out of his lock.

The following is a list of felony dispositions from Jan. 3 to Jan. 20 in the 70th, 161st, 244th and 358th District Courts.

A tip to Crime Stoppers led to the arrest of a fugitive featured on the most-wanted list more than a year ago, El Paso County sheriff officials said.

A spokesman for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development couldn't say whether a proposed resolution to suspend tax credits for three years on low-income housing developments would be a violation of the Fair Housing Act.

State Rep. Marisa Marquez, D-El Paso, and school board members will participate today in the first meeting of the Task Force for School Board Transparency.

Bishop Aaron Johnson's Temple of Deliverance is on an unprecedented mission to provide a hot meal to anybody who needs one.