Dealing with Spring allergies? Why this season might feel worse
It’s the first official day of spring, but not the first borderland residents are feeling those allergies. An allergist-immunologist with The…
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Avoid ending up in the ER from spring break activities
Spring break is still in effect and The Hospitals of Providence in El Paso is reminding people to think twice during activities to avoid ending up in…
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Increased law enforcement on the road this St. Patrick’s Day, spring break
For St. Patrick’s Day and the rest of spring break, the Texas Department of Public Safety wants to remind everyone of the consequences of drinking…
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Truck driving industry faces uncertainty as diesel prices skyrocket
The ongoing war in Iran is impacting drivers as they head to the pump and that includes truck drivers facing rising diesel prices. On Monday, the…
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Monster Jam gives sneak-peek into action-packed weekend in El Paso
Get ready for a thrilling weekend with Monster Jam returning to town. Good Morning El Paso joins them on Friday to give a sneak peek to El Paso of…
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Sneak peek of La Nube’s Spring Bash Block Party, Puppy fest event on Pi Day
Good Morning El Paso joins La Nube STEAM Discovery Center to give a sneak peek into their big spring break event: Spring Bash Block Party and Puppy…
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La Nube’s spring break camps spark innovation, creativity
If you’re looking for a camp to send your kids to for spring break next week, where they can get creative, La Nube in Downtown El Paso has some…
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Addressing rise of colorectal cancer in younger people, potential causes
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, and doctors are sounding the alarm on the increasing diagnoses and how symptoms can go unnoticed. If…
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Daylight saving poses health risks; doctor warns, shares tips to adjust
Some people are excited for longer days with the time change this weekend… But one doctor is sharing why she’s against daylight savings. “Oh yeah,…
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IDEA Public Schools hosts 5K run, healthy living expo
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) – IDEA Public Schools El Paso is hosting its annual 5K run/walk and healthy living expo for the entire community. The event is…
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On World Obesity Day, local doctors educate on growing pandemic, new treatments
World Obesity Day is a time to raise awareness on the growing pandemic affecting millions of children and adults across the world. Dr. Benjamin…
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What’s required to vote in Texas Primary Election 2026
There are more than 523,000 registered voters in El Paso County, but not all will be voting today. For the primary elections, a voter must…
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Why vitamin D deficiency is growing nationwide, best ways for intake
Vitamin D deficiency is most common during the winter months. It doesn’t matter even if it’s sunny in El Paso, vitamin D deficiency is becoming more…
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Paranormal Cirque returns to El Paso to add thrill to your weekend
If you love all things full of thrill, danger and theater, the Paranormal Cirque returns to the Shoppes at Solana in West El Paso. At the show…
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Teen dating violence increases online among middle schoolers
This month is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, and the Center Against Sexual and Family Violence in El Paso has noticed a newer kind of dating…
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Franklin High School cleared after ‘non-credible threat’; Student struck by car
UDPATE (10:38 A.M.)- The El Paso Police Department has confirmed that the school has been cleared after responding to a ‘non-credible threat’ at…
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El Paso Museum of Art reopens with ‘Frida Kahlo —Sus Fotos’ exhibit, more local artists
For all the art enthusiasts, the El Paso Museum of Art opened up new exhibits for their grand reopening on Feb. 14. “Frida Kahlo — Sus Fotos”…
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Finding last-minute Valentine’s Day gifts for your loved one
Good Morning El Paso’s Nicole Ardila joins Albertsons in West El Paso to help you avoid getting in trouble by showing up empty-handed on Valentine’s…
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Stark contrast at El Paso International Airport day after FAA calls off aerospace shutdown
Flights resume to normal operations on Thursday after the Federal Aviation Administration halted flights in and out of El Paso starting right before…
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Cybersecurity expert shares growing online dangers this Safer Internet Day
How well do you know about navigating the internet safely? Even though we use it for a majority of the day, every day, you might not be aware of the…
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Volunteers, donations needed for ‘Night to Shine’ prom for special needs community
Prom is a special night for many high school students, but the special needs community will have a prom night just for them this week, right before…
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The Shack Wing & Brews prepares ahead for Super Bowl Sunday
Sports bar restaurants across the U.S. are preparing food days ahead as they anticipate a rush on Sunday for the Super Bowl game. Good Morning El…
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Prepare for your Super Bowl watch party at home with food, drinks, deals
Good Morning El Paso’s Nicole Ardila joins Albertsons in West El Paso to give Super Bowl fans recommendations and also deals on food and drinks for…
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Muttz shares business struggles, decline in customers
Several local businesses have closed their doors in recent months. Now Muttz, a favorite spot for dog lovers is worried about a similar outcome. The…
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City of El Paso offering free diabetes screenings for borderland residents
The City of El Paso Department of Public Health wants residents to put their health first with diabetes screenings. They’re offering free…
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We Hike offering free teen hiking program in 2026 to build connection
The organization We Hike is aiming to take teens off of screens and up summits with their now free teen introduction to mountain hiking. On Saturday,…
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Importance of prenatal care for expecting moms to avoid high-risk deliveries
Governor Greg Abbott brought light to maternal health by declaring an awareness day on Jan. 23 of this year. But it’s an issue year-round and the…
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El Paso Fire: Deadly risk of carbon monoxide poisoning this winter
As we continue seeing low temperatures, families at home are trying to stay warm however they can. But carbon monoxide can be produced accidentally…
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Doctor urges continuing Dry January challenge after month ends
If you tried out Dry January, or maybe you didn’t get the chance to, a local doctor ABC-7 spoke with shares the benefits of keeping up the challenge…
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Thorn Bridge to reopen, Mesa exit now open
UPDATE: As of 9:56 a.m., both North and South Desert Boulevard lanes are open at the Thorn Bridge. UPDATE: As of 9:30 a.m., TxDOT reports that…
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