Month: January 2017

​​​​​Starting Sunday, Las Cruces workers who make minimum wage are getting a pay raise. Las Cruces city council approved to raise minimum wage in 2014. Workers who used to make $8.40 an hour will now make $9.20. One local businesses, Sweet Cece’s Frozen Yogurt and Sweets is already having to adjust. Manager Kassie Asel tells

2016 is now over, but it will be remembered in the weather history book for El Paso for it’s warmth. ABC-7’s Stephen Decatur took a look at the numbers and 2016 has tied 1994 as our hottest year on record in El Paso. Here’s a look at the Top 5 years and the average temperature

Nick Billingsley scored 17 points in a reserve role, leading UTSA to a 67-55 win over UTEP in the Conference USA opener for both schools on Sunday afternoon at the Convocation Center. The Miners (2-11, 0-1 C-USA) took a 38-37 lead, their last of the game, on a layup by Dominic Artis with 14:40 remaining.

2017 is here and for many that means starting on their resolutions. So what should you keep in mind if you want to commit for the whole year? “Look at something in a smaller piece and look at something from that standpoint, the chances are going to be greater that you’re successful,” said Ricardo Samaniego,

University Medical Center has welcomed the first baby born at the hospital in 2017. Ailyne Gonzales was born at 12:50 A.M Sunday. She’s El Paso’s first baby to be born in the new year. Her parents tell ABC-7 they’re happy she’s healthy. “It’s very surprising because we never expected having a new year’s baby, and

El Paso Sheriff Richard Wiles was sworn in for his third consecutive term on Sunday January 1st at 12:00 am. It is not only a tradition that the sheriff be sworn into office on midnight, but a state law. “This has been a tradition not only in this agency, but in counties all over the