EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — It’s time for take-off! The Amigo Airsho returns to Fort Bliss this weekend, and you’re set for two days packed with thrill and action. Guests will be watching the U.S. Navy Blue Angels, showcasing the power of naval aviation — loud and fast. Next, you’ll see the U.S. Air Force F-22
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Calling all future miners, this weekend, UTEP is hosting their annual event, Orange and Blue day, welcoming prospective students to consider making it their new home. High school juniors and seniors can come and explore UTEP majors, academic programs, and student life, but that’s not all. They’ll also be able to explore admissions and financial aid
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Time is running out to get spooked at El Paso’s family-owned haunting events, including the first annual “Terror Tour.” Good morning El Paso’s Nicole Ardila joins Haunted Hallows live from Socorro, one of the local businesses collaborating. This is their third year doing the haunted house. But, this year they are doing a “Terror Tour” collaboration with Forbidden Acres
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Early voting begins Monday, and the El Paso County Elections Department is sharing why this upcoming election is important and the turnout it’s expecting. While Election Day is Nov. 3, the elections department says you have two weeks from now to make time to vote, including Saturdays and Sundays. There
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It’s every coffee lover’s dream — Downtown El Paso hosts it’s first-ever “Cafecito Crawl” event as the coffee scene continues to grow in the heart of the Sun City. As one of the biggest coffee lovers, it was only appropriate that Good Morning El Paso’s Nicole Ardila joins a couple of the several coffee businesses
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Local non-profits ask for donations on El Paso Giving Day to achieve their goals, and the Humane Society of El Paso is showing off to what extent they’ll go to get the community’s support. Anton Conlon, board member and former board president of HSEP returns this year to do their 24-hour kennel challenge — where
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The school year is well underway, you may have noticed some things may not be working for your child’s school lunch. What children eat at school is big part of their health growing up, but meal prepping for them can be stressful if they’re not eating healthy enough or not eating what you’re packing them.
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Local Chuco post-rock band Blessed Be Man is celebrating their 20th anniversary in Downtown El Paso this weekend, and they’re using their performance as a way to give back to the community. It’s not every day where a rock band puts on a show to give back to kids in need. Johnny Lopez is a local musician
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — 915EchoesofHorror is celebrating their 5th year of nightmares. It is operated by a family crew of over 10 members and nearly 30 relentless actors, who say are dedicated to creating the biggest, scariest haunt in the region. They invite the community to step inside and walk through 18 scenes, ranging from
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Members of the Detroit Iron El Paso Hot Rod Club joined ABC-7 at Noon with Jenesis De la Rosa, a girl battling leukemia. Detroit Iron and Sweet Memories car club will participate in a special car show to raise funds for Jenesis and her family. Along with Jenesis’ diagnosis, the
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Hospitals across El Paso are spreading awareness on the importance of early detection of breast cancer. The University Medical Center of El Paso and The Hospitals of Providence are encouraging more women to make time and get the important exam done. UMC, for example, is offering $50 3D mammograms all month-long, for those without insurance. Dr. Krisitie
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Spooky season is in full swing now, and Forbidden Acres is back this fall season to bring the community triple the scares and to test our bravery. Good Morning El Paso’s Nicole Ardila joins them live Wednesday morning to take one for the team and test it out. This season, Forbidden Acres is collaborating with
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — After two months of waiting, El Paso residents were invited by the Marathon Refinery in South-Central El Paso to a meet-and-greet presentation and forum organized at Riverside High School in the Lower Valley on Tuesday night.Elected officials at the city and state level from Mayor Renard Johnson to State Rep.
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Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers, and UMC El Paso is announcing a new surgery available for patients looking for minimally invasive treatment and quicker recovery. They’ve performed the first endoscopic nipple-sparing mastectomy, and UMC says they’re happy to provide a treatment of cancer that has less of an aesthetic burden on the
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The Southern New Mexico State Fair and Rodeo is kicking off its first day and returns with rides, live music and entertainment and more. If you still haven’t gotten your tickets, Good Morning El Paso’s Nicole Ardila joins them live from the Southern New Mexico State Fairgrounds for a sneak peek. The event is featuring live entertainment
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After a challenging opening weekend due to last week’s flooding, La Union Maze is kicking off the fall season and invited ABC-7 to check out their latest additions. Good Morning El Paso’s Nicole Ardila joins them on Monday morning to see their newest features and maze designs. La Union Maze says the 2026 maze pays
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Get your boots, buckles and hats on because Way Out West Fest is back this weekend, celebrating their 10th year. Good Morning El Paso’s Nicole Ardila joins them live from Downtown El Paso on Friday morning with a preview of the festival. The country music festival features headliner Cole Swindell on the Bud Light stage, along
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Disney on Ice is making another pit stop in the Sun City this year, presenting their newest show ‘Jump In!’ Good Morning El Paso’s Nicole Ardila joins the crew live on Thursday morning at the El Paso County Coliseum for a behind-the-scenes look at the magic. Watch performances of “Moana 2,” “Inside Out 2,” “Zootopia,”
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UPDATE (5:26 p.m.): The El Paso Police Department said Scenic Drive in both directions is completely closed due to damage. It posted the picture below of an area caved in. ABC-7 went to Scenic Drive and saw EPPD blocking the road. UPDATE (2:19 p.m.): A Doña Ana County spokesperson said several roads in the county
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The El Paso film festival is back with over 80 new films and some special guests. Experience the magic of independent film at the Plaza Theater in Downtown El Paso, featuring genres from documentaries to late-night scares and animated films. Good Morning El Paso’s Nicole Ardila joins EPFF Artistic Director Carlos Corral for a live
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New Mexico State University is hosting the “Americans and the Holocaust” traveling exhibit, and this week’s programming showcases “Refuge in the Land of Enchantment: Holocaust Survivors Who Made New Mexico Home.” On Thursday, Camelia Caton-Garcia, an archivist at New Mexico Holocaust & Intolerance Museum will share the personal stories of survivors who migrated to the U.S.
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El Paso Community College is teaming up with El Pasoans Fighting Hunger to provide Mobile Food Pantries at campuses around the City of El Paso for this Hunger Action Month — a nationwide campaign to raise awareness on food insecurity in the U.S. Good Morning El Paso’s Nicole Ardila joins EPCC Tuesday morning to discuss
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September is Baby Safety Month, a time to help parents and caregivers prevent unintentional injuries. ProAction in El Paso is hosting a training class for parents, grandparents, older siblings, babysitters — any child caregiver — to learn how to prevent an accident that can quickly turn into a tragedy. ProAction says emergencies like choking, an injury,
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This year marks the 25th anniversary since the tragic terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. UTEP is hosting their 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb, where El Paso law enforcement and community members come together to honoring all the lives lost. Good Morning El Paso’s Nicole Ardila joins them live from the Sun Bowl Stadium where the ceremony
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September is national suicide month. Local organizations are coming together to raise awareness, especially for our military families. Good Morning El Paso’s Nicole Ardila goes live with We Hike President and Founder Lisa Enriquez to share why they’re hosting a veteran suicide prevention walk on Thursday morning. This is We Hike’s second annual free, beginner-friendly
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El Pasoans Fighting Hunger says two in five people are food insecure in the borderland — for this Hunger Action Month, they want the community to be aware of the rising issue and how they can help. Interim CEO Kris Yagel says those numbers continue to climb. He says there’s a misconception — they’re at
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The Labor Day Weekend travel rush is expected to begin on Thursday. El Paso International Airport usually isn’t one of the airports you have to worry, but most flights from here have connecting flights to some of the busiest airports like Denver, Atlanta, Houston and more. AAA says Labor Day Weekend is usually five days
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Labor Day Weekend is coming up and many people will be hitting the roads to travel. Experts like AAA say you need to check your car, doing it either yourself or by a mechanic before hitting the road. TxDOT El Paso say you’ll want to check externally to internally, from your tire pressure and fluid levels.
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The spiritual community is getting together for those struggling with mental health at Abundant Church’s two-day Abundant Recovery event this weekend. Abundant’s lead pastor Jared Nieman syas you don’t need to need to be Christian or spiritual to join this event. “Don’t live in silence, so many people are carrying a silent pain or a silent hurt,
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Going back to school can be challenging for students, especially for those being bullied. El Paso Children’s Hospital Licensed Professional Counselor Michelle Barron says bullying hasn’t declined — but in fact, cyber bullying has alarmingly increased due to how much access children have online, in school and after school. Barron says about 58% of children in the
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