Month: January 2014

Stephanie Valle speaks with Carl Robinson and Sam…

They have the cutest, most inquisitive look. And they are discovering El Paso. Baby twin slow lorises, a male and female, are now on exhibit at the…

A downtown El Paso building considered by preservationists to be historically significant will be demolished to make way for a parking lot. The…

El Paso firefighters were kept busy early Friday morning after a blaze erupted at a south-central dance hall. The incident began around 2 a.m. At the…

A new era began Thursday morning at Fort Bliss with the introduction of Major General Sean MacFarland. General MacFarland is now at the helm of Fort…

Six individuals have signed national letters of intent to attend school and play for the UTEP women’s basketball team in the upcoming 2013-14…

A mother in Las Cruces is behind bars accused of overdosing her 6-year-old son with powerful sedatives. Lucinda Mary Randall, 43, was arrested…

A number of El Paso-area youngsters held their own at the UIL Texas State Track and Field meet –especially, in the 4A Boys 800 meter. Two out…

A bizarre stabbing investigation is underway in El Paso, after police say a man was stabbed in the chest but drove to work instead of seeking medical…

StormTRACK Weather meteorologist Krystal Klei speaks with Moses Priego, with the El Paso Diabetes Association board of…

Groundbreaking ceremonies were held Thursday for phase two of the Montecillo development in West El Paso, the city’s first fully smart code…

The Central Appraisal District recently reached a settlement with El Paso’s biggest taxpayer, which left the City and some other taxing…

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Eight men are vying to become El Paso’s next leader. Jorge Artalejo is one of them. Artalejo doesn’t have the financial backing some of…

Trying to contain his emotions, El Paso teenager Nicolas Alvarez walked eagerly to Ernie G after the empowerment comedian finished off an hour-long…

City Council voted 6-2 Tuesday to close several El Paso streets in order to establish two railroad quiet zones in Central and East El Paso. A quiet…

With just four teams left in the NFL playoffs a lot of fans have teams sitting at home now. And with a lot of time comes some “artistic”…

The El Paso Independent School District began it’s district-wide curriculum Monday. A team of 20 auditors fromCurriculum Management Systems,…

Daniel “Danny” Saenz, the man shot and killed by an El Paso Police officer over the weekend was kicked out of a gym weeks ago for alleged…

A new bill set for discussion in Austin has some county workers concerned. The bill, slated to be talked about within the Texas Senate Committee of…

El Paso County Commissioners appear to have found their new medical examiner. Dr. Khalid Jaber will be offered the County’s meedical examiner…

As expected, a second round of bids for El Paso County sheriff’s units led to a higher bid. In November, Caldwell Country Ford had the lowest…

“Kids see the ice cream truck and they automatically want to run for the ice cream truck,” said Mariana Gardea. Gardea was enjoying a day…

The flames have had no mercy. Destroying homes and the memories made behind their walls. We’ve seen fire crews battling the blazes all week.…

The Coronado T-Birds won the New Mexico high school ice hockey championship Saturday night, 3-2 over defending champs, Albuquerque Cibola. Cibola…

Police are investigating a deadly shooting at the downtown jail involving an inmate and a police officer. It happened shortly after 6 p.m. Fridayat…

Former El Paso Mayor Raymond L. Telles Sr. has died, a close family member told ABC-7 Friday afternoon. He was 97 years old. Telles was El…

The City of El Paso is looking into security measures for the Union Plaza Entertainment District, after business owners approached City Rep. Cortney…

A health care provider that covers military families, retirees and their dependents is making some changes. TRICARE covers more than 9 million…