Bitwise tech training firm CEOs fired, board investigating problems
Tech firm Bitwise Industries, with offices in El Paso and Las Cruces, has interim leader overseeing inquiry of California firm's financial problems.
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Tech firm Bitwise Industries, with offices in El Paso and Las Cruces, has interim leader overseeing inquiry of California firm's financial problems.
KVIA A view looking up at Las Cruces City Hall. LAS CRUCES, New Mexico -- An item police described as "a piece of trash" was mistaken for a pipe bomb on Wednesday morning, touching off a brief scare at Las Cruces City Hall. City Hall was evacuated for about 30 minutes as police cordoned it off to investigate the situation before determining there was no threat and allowing employees to return to the building. "A security guard at City Hall noticed a suspicious looking pipe by the electrical boxes on the east side of the building," said Mandy Gus, a spokesperson for the city manager.