Big news coming out of UTEP. The campus is getting a facelift. While some students say it might cause a headache, the univeristy is aiming to keep students safer.
The Texas Department of Public Safety encourages residents to report suspicious behaviors that might indicate criminal or terrorist activity to the department's iWATCH website at www.iwatchtx.org.
There are more smiles in the friendly skies these day. According to a new study by J.D. Power and Associates, airline passenger satisfaction is at its highest levels since 2006.
Here's another sign the housing market is heating up. According to the National Association of Realtors, appraisers are putting higher values on homes again, allowing for more deals to go through.
It's back to business as usual for the El Paso Independent School District. The new board of managers are holding their first official meeting since they were sworn in last week.
El Paso will soon see it's first Smart Code firehouse. City Council approved the $4.2 million project. It'll be mixed in with other types of businesses to provide what the city calls a more efficient way of organizing El Paso.
The first project under El Paso's 2012 Quality of Life Bond will soon be giving kids and adults a place to play in Northeast El Paso
Tuesday City Council approved a skatepark at Northeast Regional Park for $1.4 million.
The Motor City is quickly running out of cash. A report by Detroit's bankruptcy attorney, Kevyn Orr says the city government is weeks away from depleting the funds it needs to operate.
