Month: June 2012

New Mexico State Police said they are investigating a hit and run incident in Dona Ana County that occurred just before 10 p.m. on Friday evening. The incident happened on West Picacho Avenue and Shalem Colony Trail across the street from a Pic Quik convenience store. Officials are describing the victim as a man in

The hot and dry weather continues throughout the rest of the weekend and the start to the workweek. We will remain in the triple digits on Sunday and Monday with both days hitting highs of 100. You can also expect mainly sunny skies and breezy conditions on both days. The breezy conditions continue on Tuesday

Today is the day for El Pasoans to show that we value specialized, state-of-the-art medical care for our community’s children. The 2012 Children’s Miracle Network Spring Telethon is taking place right now at the KVIA studios in west El Paso.The non-profit organization is aiming to raise $75,000 dollars for the El Paso Children’s Hospital. Dozens

The sign outside the Elephant Butte General Store & Marine reads “Guard dog on duty,” but residents in the area told ABC-7 the Australian Shepherd mix named Blue that calls the store home is anything but vicious. Some residents are upset about Blue’s lifestyle. It’s not the fact he’s saved up more than $1,000 or

Luis Javier Solis-Gonzalez, the man wanted by police in a triple homicide, is in custody after he surrendered to U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Paso Del Norte port of entry just before noon Friday. CBP officers then turned him over to El Paso Police custody. El Paso Police said Friday afternoon that

El Paso Police have identified the three people they say were killed in East El Paso. They have been identified as 34-year old Marysol Saldivar, 13-year old Cassaundra Holt and 42-year old Eric DeSantiago. Police were called to do a welfare check at about 6:15 a.m. Thursday at a town home in the 1580 block

Animal Control officers have identified the owner of the Newfoundland dogs that attacked and bit a man Tuesday morning near a Las Cruces elementary school, according to Las Cruces Police officials. The owner, Trisha Wright, 45, was issued four citations for violating the city’s restraint ordinance. Police say Wright was cooperative and voluntarily allowed one

It might not look like it, but help is on the way for the low water levels in the Rio Grande. According to El Paso Water Utilities officials, water was released on Tuesday from Elephant Butte, almost a month later than normal, due to drought conditions limiting the water supply. The water should arrive in

Green Lantern, one of DC Comics’ oldest and most enduring heroes, is serving as a beacon for the publisher again, this time as a proud, mighty and openly gay hero. The change is revealed in the pages of the second issue of “Earth 2” out next week, and comes on the heels of what has

Army Staff Sgt. Roberto Loeza, 28, of El Paso, died May 25 in Charkh, Logar province in Afghanistan. He was killed by indirect fire when enemy forces attacked his unit. He was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 41st Infantry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division at Fort Bliss.

David is a native of El Paso and the youngest of five children. He is a graduate of Riverside High School in El Paso’s Lower Valley. Prior to joining KVIA, David was a production assistant for seven years at Time Warner Cable, where he covered local sports, including high school volleyball, football, and basketball, in