More Than Two Dozen Vehicles Vandalized Overnight
El Paso Police officials said more than two dozen vehicles were vandalized in East El Paso. Some neighbors woke up to officers knocking on their…
Continue ReadingEl Paso Police officials said more than two dozen vehicles were vandalized in East El Paso. Some neighbors woke up to officers knocking on their…
Continue ReadingWe are expecting our first freeze of the season tonight with lows dropping to 30 degrees in El Paso. Sunday will be another cool day with highs in…
Continue ReadingThe cold front that drenched the borderland early Friday has pushed through the area, that’s why Chief Meteorologist Doppler Dave Speelman has…
Continue ReadingHundreds of El Pasoans lost power early Friday morning when a transformer blew up in West El Paso. El Paso Electric Spokesman Henry Quintana told…
Continue ReadingLAS VEGAS, Nev. – The New Mexico State volleyball team fell to No. 3 Hawai’i 25-22, 25-18, 25-20 in the Western Athletic Conference…
Continue ReadingA protest from the city of El Paso, calling for the denial of a liquor license for a new bar, landed on the desk of TABC investigators on Tuesday.…
Continue ReadingAfter 17 years as an El Paso County commissioner, Dan Haggerty is considering stepping down after receiving some bad news from his doctor this week.…
Continue Reading? El Paso City Hall will be closed Thursday, Nov. 24 for Thanksgiving holiday. The Nov. 22 City Council meeting is canceled. City Hall will reopen at…
Continue ReadingStefan Brucato scored the natural Texas hat trick and the visiting Idaho Junior Steelheads stayed perfect in El Paso, beating the Rhinos, 5-3, in the…
Continue ReadingThe El Paso Police Department will conduct a ?No Refusal Mandatory Blood Draw Operation? beginning Wednesday, November 24, 2011 at 10:00 p.m. and…
Continue ReadingSunny skies and light winds will summarize your Wednesday forecast. The busiest travel day of the year should go off without a hitch weather-wise if…
Continue ReadingAn East El Paso family says they’ll be grateful to spend their Thanksgiving at a hospital. The family told ABC-7 they’re worried that…
Continue ReadingFreedom is not free, but a chance to meet Captain America is. The First Avenger will make an appearance at the 75th annual FirstLight Federal Credit…
Continue ReadingBy ABC-7 General Manager Kevin Lovell EL PASO, Texas — Celina Avila has always turned heads when she walks into a room or appears on camera,…
Continue ReadingLAS CRUCES, N.M. (Nov. 21) – The New Mexico State women’s basketball team could not overcome slow starts in each half as the Aggies fell…
Continue ReadingEL PASO ? Sunday?s perfect weather conditions did not carry to the first day of competition as five golfers stand atop the leader board at the 37th…
Continue ReadingEL PASO ? The UTEP volleyball team fell to UCF, 3-0 (25-13, 25-20, 25-21) in their final match of the 2011 season on Tuesday in Memorial Gym. The…
Continue ReadingEL PASO, TEXAS ? Powered by Gloria Brown?s second double-double on the year, the UTEP women?s basketball team dispatched UTPA, 62-51, inside the Don…
Continue ReadingA group of concerned Anthony, Texas residents are hoping Town Council will put the brakes on a planned truck stop on Mountain Pass. “I…
Continue ReadingLAS VEGAS, Nev. – The New Mexico State volleyball team heads back to the Western Athletic Conference Tournament Championship for the first time…
Continue ReadingA prominent Las Cruces couple said they were robbed at knifepoint in their home in Old Mesilla. Glenn and Sally Cutter, owners of the Cutter Art…
Continue ReadingFour Dona Ana County volunteer firefighters who were putting out what was left of the huge hay fire that lighted up the night sky just south of Las…
Continue ReadingThe cold front that brought the wind, rain, and cooler temperatures has raced off to the east, affecting southeast Texas. Behind it, cool and dry…
Continue ReadingSlidshow:Celina Avila Through the Years Celina Avila says the best thing about growing up in El Paso is being able to experience the border culture…
Continue ReadingLorenzo Garcia, the indicted superintendent of the El Paso Independent School District, is getting more than $190,000 in compensation from taxpayers…
Continue ReadingMayor John Cook’s attorneys called state Sen. Jose Rodriguez and Word of Life Pastor Tom Brown to the stand during Monday’s recall…
Continue ReadingPastor Tom Brown again invoked his Fifth Amendment right to remain silent as he took the stand for the second day in a hearing to stop a recall…
Continue ReadingFor Starters UTEP (5-6, 2-5 C-USA) closes out its 2011 campaign at UCF (4-7, 2-5 C-USA) on Friday. Kickoff is slated for 5 p.m. (mountain). The game…
Continue ReadingLAS CRUCES, N.M. (Nov. 21)-New Mexico State redshirt senior forward Wendell McKines has been named the Verizon WAC Men’s Basketball Player of…
Continue ReadingTHE OPENING ACT Miners Look To Remain Unbeaten On Year Against UTPA UTEP will continue its five-game homestand by challenging UTPA at 7:05 p.m. MST…
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