Christmas in El Paso: KVIA broadcasts the 79th Annual Celebration of Lights
Downtown El Paso is bright and full of Christmas lights just in time for the holidays. Thousands made their way to Cleveland Square Saturday…
Continue ReadingDowntown El Paso is bright and full of Christmas lights just in time for the holidays. Thousands made their way to Cleveland Square Saturday…
Continue ReadingThe Centers for Disease Control has designated El Paso as one of 20 quarantine stations for infectious diseases, including Ebola. The Sun City is…
Continue ReadingEL PASO, Texas (KVIA) – U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office of Field Operations officers and U.S. Border Patrol agents working at the El…
Continue ReadingA total of 470 pounds of marijuana were seized in four seizures from the New Mexico border crossing.Street value of the contraband is estimated at…
Continue ReadingUpdate: El Paso’s Animal Services says that 78 cats were removed from a Central El Paso home on Thursday and that more are expected to be…
Continue ReadingChanges to Cathedral High School are upsetting some parents and students within the community. Current Principal Brother Nicolas Gonzalez has been…
Continue ReadingMexican officials say the alleged leader of the Juarez drug cartel has been arrested in the northern city of Torreon. Carrillo Fuentes heads the…
Continue ReadingMEXICO CITY (AP) – Fugitive drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero sent a letter to the Mexican government asking officials not to give in to the…
Continue ReadingThe New Year’s Eve dance that was to be hosted at the Civic Center Annex was postponed when the supply truck carrying the alcohol crashed on…
Continue ReadingPolice say investigators are still trying to find out what happened to an 88-year-old Carlsbad man who was found buried in pieces in his backyard.…
Continue ReadingCarlsbad Caverns National Park is closed Friday due to recent weather conditions. The main road is impassable because of flooding and it is covered…
Continue ReadingA customer of car title and registration business walked away with just minor scratches after an SUV plowed through the front of the building. The…
Continue ReadingA joint investigation lasting nearly a year resulted in numerous arrests and the recovery of property valued at approximately $1 million. Carey…
Continue ReadingOne family was in a near-death situation when their carbon monoxide detector went off in the middle of the night. Fortunately, father of three and…
Continue ReadingReana Froment is baby-birthing pro.She’s already been through six successful pregnancies, but her seventh, which happened just two days ago,…
Continue ReadingThe Canutillo School Board held a discussion in closed session Tuesday evening, regarding the non-renewal of several administrators contracts. After…
Continue ReadingCanutillo house Fire A Canutillo home erupts into flames, which were only made worse by Sunday’s high winds. One room in front of the house…
Continue ReadingFriday is game day! The Canutillo Eagles are on their way to the state semi-finals in Lubbock. The players, coaches and fans loaded up on buses early…
Continue ReadingThe possibility of grade manipulation within the Canutillo Independent School District has been confirmed by the Texas Education Agency which…
Continue ReadingFamilies in shock on Christmas Eve morning after a triple fatal car crash due to an alleged drunk driver. The crash happened just before 2 a.m at the…
Continue ReadingAnabelle Berry is a young child with stage 3 kidney cancer, but her parents are doing everything to support her on the journey. Anabelle’s…
Continue ReadingProtests have spanned all across the country to protest the decision against indicting officer Darren Wilson. Protests have now come to the…
Continue ReadingAccording to reports posted on the City’s Municipal Clerk website:– Jaime O. Perez isn’t accepting applications– Dean…
Continue ReadingThe Christmas tree in San Jacinto plaza many have come to enjoy could be dying. City officials told ABC-7 the pine tree that has stood over the plaza…
Continue ReadingIt’s 10:00 am on Monday January 19, 2015. Most people dread stepping on a scale but today I did it in front of a television camera and…
Continue ReadingThis week marks 42nd anniversary of the historic Roe v. Wade decision by the U.S. Supreme Court. The 7-2 ruling affirmed a woman’s right to…
Continue ReadingThe following educational institutions will not have classes on Monday, January 19th in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday……
Continue ReadingA woman visiting her fiance at Fort Bliss last weekend, drove back to the Phoenix area this week, without realizing two kittens were stuck under the…
Continue ReadingMaj. Gen. Dana Pittard, former commanding general of Fort Bliss and the 1 st Armored Division, recently talked with NPR about the fight against ISIS…
Continue Readinghe UTEP basketball team has fared much better in Conference USA away games than home games over the last couple years. The Miners’ road mettle…
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