Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton bickering like the best of us is just one of the many reasons we’ll miss Stefani on “The Voice.” Stefani’s time on the singing competition series is coming to an end (for now), NBC announced Monday, with Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson and John Legend continuing on. We’ll also miss her
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James Harden says the Houston Rockets aren’t being distracted by the growing pressure surrounding the NBA and its relationship with China. The controversy, which is threatening the team’s popularity in China, was sparked by Rockets general manager Daryl Morey, who expressed support for pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong in a since deleted tweet over the
Continue Reading Viewers of “The Voice” who also happen to love Nick Jonas have something to sing about today. Priyanka Chopra‘s husband has snagged a gig as a coach on the forthcoming Season 18 of the reality singing competition. Jonas broke the news on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” during an episode set to air Tuesday. “I am
Continue Reading Cobus Reinach scored the fastest hattrick in Rugby World Cup history as South Africa ran in 10 tries to secure its place in the quarterfinals with a 66-7 victory against Canada. The scrumhalf scored his first try in the ninth minute with a superb run from deep inside his own half before going over again
Continue Reading To be the best, you need to beat the best. But what if you could find a way to become world champion without having to face your most feared opponent until the last possible moment? What if you could engineer your path to the Rugby World Cup final where losing a group game might actually
Continue Reading Former world No. 1 Andy Murray will make his grand slam singles return following career-saving hip surgery at the Australian Open in January, tournament director Craig Tiley told Australian radio station Triple M. Murray underwent a second procedure on his hip in January this year after admitting in a tearful news conference at the Australian
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HIV prevention drugs will be available without a prescription starting next year in California under a bill signed Monday by the state’s Democratic governor. The medications covered by the new legislation are pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP), which both help prevent HIV infections. The state will be the first in the country to
Continue Reading Paige VanZant was already a UFC fan favorite, but her second-placed finish on Dancing with the Stars after wowing viewers with her foxtrot and salsa transformed the Oregon native from MMA fighter into a household name. She’s amassed more than two million Instagram followers and is one half of MMA‘s premiere power couple. Her husband
Continue Reading As Jonathan Van Ness would say — can you believe? “Queer Eye” is going to Japan. The Emmy Award-winning Netflix show, which brands itself as “more than just a makeover,” dropped a new trailer Tuesday, revealing the “Fab Five” are going to Tokyo for a special four-episode season. The trailer shows the five experts (on
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El Paso County Sheriff’s deputies issued a public call for help Monday to identify a man who disposed of a box of puppies at a trash dumpster in Socorro. Deputies released an image of the man from surveillance video. Detectives said surveillance video also shows the man removing a box containing six puppies from a
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El Paso firefighters worked Monday night to knock down a roof fire at Hong Kong Buffet. The restaurant is located in the 1100 block of Yarbrough and Vista Del Sol, near a Walmart shopping center in east El Paso. Fire dispatchers told ABC-7 the fire broke out at 8:47 p.m. and when crews arrived they
Continue Reading You may one day be able to eat burgers grown in space. Aleph Farms, an Israeli food company that engineers beef steaks from cow cells, announced Monday it had successfully grown meat on the International Space Station for the first time — a step forward in the company’s goal to create slaughter-free eco-friendly meat. Here’s
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After the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting last year, an anonymous person decided to buy the city a cup of coffee. The love from that cup spread. More anonymous donors got together and paid the Coffee Box here in El Paso to give everyone that came in a free cup of coffee. They didn’t stop there. The
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Animals suffer many of the diseases humans do. Breast cancer is one of them and like in humans, it can come back. As part of breast cancer awareness month, ABC-7 re-visited with “Juno,” El Paso’s favorite pachyderm who is on a cancer journey. Juno’s home is decorated this month with pink wreaths and ribbons with
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When early voting begins Tuesday in Las Cruces, residents within the city limits will vote in a brand new way. Here’s everything you need to know about ranked choice voting, also known as an automatic runoff: How it works: Residents within the city of Las Cruces can now rank candidates in races that have more
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A 79-year-old inmate who says he killed 93 women as he moved around the country for nearly four decades offered his confession to a Texas Ranger. In a new interview with the Los Angeles Times, Ranger James Holland tells how he got Samuel Little — who the FBI on Monday said is the most prolific
Continue Reading Cooler air made its way to the borderland Monday and kept our afternoon highs in the upper 70s. Warmer temps will return by Tuesday and so will the chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms. A few thunderstorms on Tuesday afternoon could be severe, with hail and gusty winds possible. Quieter weather will return for Wednesday,
Continue Reading University Medical Center Foundation is hosting a fund-raising event called “V.I. Pink: A Benefit for Sobreviviendo El Cancer.” The event is this Thursday, October 10 at 5:30 p.m. at the Epic Railyard Event Center, 2201 E. Mills. ABC-7’s Estela Casas will be the featured speaker. For information and tickets, call (915) 521-7229, extension 80524. Miriam
Continue Reading The Dallas Cowboys started the season with three straight victories against teams that are now a collective 2-12, two of them winless. Now they’ve lost two in a row to a pair of division leaders with 4-1 records. Translation: Stop the Super Bowl talk for now with a team that already had lofty expectations before
Continue Reading Mexican customs officers in Juarez arrested a U.S. citizen over the weekend for allegedly trying to smuggle an arsenal of weapons and ammunition into Mexico. The man was identified by officials only as “Alonso M.,” and a mugshot photo released by Mexican authorities had his eyes blacked out. Mexico’s criminal justice system handles the public
Continue Reading Firefighters recovered the body of an apparent drowning victim from a south El Paso canal Monday afternoon. The body was discovered around 1 p.m. in the canal near San Marcial and San Antonio. Authorities indicated the body was that of a man and said the medical examiner was working to determine the victim’s identity.
Continue Reading A National Geographic journalist was shot and injured Friday evening while interviewing a drug trafficker in southern Juarez. Chihuahua State Prosector Jorge Nava, who oversees the northern part of the state, told the press on Saturday that a 40-year-old man, who they say was a drug trafficker, was being interviewed by a National Geographic crew
Continue Reading An El Paso County judge on Monday issued a new temporary restraining order (you can read it at the bottom of this article) that once again halts the city of El Paso’s demolition plans in the Duranguito neighborhood. The TRO imposed by Judge Patrick Garcia comes after a Texas Supreme Court injunction that prohibited demolition
Continue Reading The controversy keeps building for Warner Bros.’ “Joker” movie. The film, which has already received criticism that it glorifies violence and evokes empathy for a killer, is now facing backlash for its use of a song by convicted child sex offender Gary Glitter. The song, “Rock and Roll Part 2,” plays for about two minutes
Continue Reading A statewide Amber Alert was issued Monday for a missing teen from south Texas who is believed to be in grave or immediate danger. Authorities were looking for Betsabe Perez, 13. Betsabe is described as 5’55’, 135 pounds with dark brown hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a white t-shirt and a
Continue Reading After roughly ten years together, actors Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Hilarie Burton have tied the knot. The couple married October 5 in what Morgan called an “intimate” ceremony. “This past weekend was the best of my entire life,” Burton, an actress who has appeared on shows like “One Tree Hill” and “White Collar,” wrote on
Continue Reading US Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi announced new legislation Monday that would put a cap the concentration of nicotine in e-cigarette products. The newly introduced bill would restrict nicotine content to no more than 20 milligrams per milliliter “to make them significantly less addictive and appealing to youth,” according to an announcement Monday by Krishnamoorthi’s office. The
Continue Reading They may not have won “American Idol” in 2018, but Gabby Barrett and Cade Foehner won each other’s hearts. The pair, who met while contestants on the show, got married over the weekend in Garrison, Texas. Barrett, 19, and Foehner, 23, got engaged in March. “Texas is such a perfect backdrop for the start of
Continue Reading CBS Studios has filled some key roles in its miniseries based on former FBI director James Comey’s memoir “A Higher Loyalty.” Jeff Daniels has been cast as Comey, while “Harry Potter” actor Brendan Gleeson will play President Donald Trump in the four-hour series, CBS Studios announced Monday. Additionally, “House of Cards” alum Michael Kelly will
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