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Newly elected officials are now taking their oaths of office before officially stepping into their new roles. Today, Democrat Christina Sanchez also took her oath of office as county attorney on the third floor of the courthouse.

On Animal Concerns of Texas, Liz and Tom talk with Jenny Goldfarb, Founder and CEO of Unreal Deli.

Tom and Liz have a conversation with Gloria Pancrazi. On the show, she discusses her work to save Orcas. She has volunteered with organizations that were fighting against the extinction of Orcas.

On Animal Concerns of Texas, Liz and Tom talk with author, international speaker, and food tech leader Jenny Stojkovic, about the future of food and the role that women play in tech and food systems.

During the holiday season, the county is providing El Pasoans with Uber vouchers to reduce the number of drinking and driving cases. There are $20 and $10 dollar vouchers available for the upcoming New Year’s Eve and Day time period.

Liz Walsh and Tom Linney have a conversation with Richard Joel Miller, professor of Pharmacology at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, and author of the book “The Rise and Fall of Animal Experimentation: Empathy, Science and the Future of Research”.

Liz Walsh and Tom Linney have a conversation with Brandon Kiem, journalist specializing in science, nature, and animals, and author of the book Meet the Neighbors: Animal Minds and Life in a More-Than-Human World.

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's funding freeze on grants, loans and other aid made overnight. The halt will last for one week before the judge decides on the legality of the Trump administration’s order.

The U.S. Department of Defense and Immigration and Customs Enforcement deported 80 Guatemalan immigrants on Friday morning. According to U.S. Representative Tony Gonzales who represents Fort Bliss said the group was flown out from Biggs Army Airfield.

Faith, community and elected leaders in El Paso are speaking out after the Trump administration announced immigration authorities will now be allowed to detain people at churches and schools. That ends a long-standing policy of avoiding so called sensitive locations.