Scammers targeting mothers looking for formula
El PASO, Texas — Officials are warning of baby formula scams. Several moms taking to social media for formula have already…
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EL PASO, Texas – The shuttered baby formula factory tied to a national shortage could be up and running by next week, according to the Food and…
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Near-miss caught on camera as migrants cross on train tracks near Mt. Cristo Rey
EL PASO, Texas — A video posted online shows a group of migrants walking along elevated train tracks at the border near Mount Cristo Rey. Moments…
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El Paso deadline approaches to appeal property tax appraisal
EL PASO, Texas — The deadline to appeal your home’s property value is three days away. Many El Pasoans who saw their property values rise showed up…
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El Pasoans paying the most for gas in Texas after reaching an all-time record high
EL PASO, Texas — Statewide, the average price of gas went up 20 cents from last week, according to AAA. This puts gas prices in Texas at an all-time…
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A first responder on the other side of an emergency after losing San Elizario home to fire
EL PASO, Texas — A San Elizario man and one-time first responder lost his dad to cancer and his family’s home to a fire within one month. In March,…
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AT&T upgrade will use GPS to find the location of 911 callers in El Paso
EL PASO, Texas — A new GPS-based feature will help emergency operators locate 911 cell phone callers in El Paso quicker, AT&T officials…
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A water outlook plan includes new projects that will add to El Paso’s water supply
EL PASO, Texas — The city continues to be in a “drought situation,” said John Balliew El Paso Water CEO said during an agenda meeting. He adds that…
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El Paso nursing student overcomes hurdles throughout her nursing education
EL PASO, Texas — Gayle Greve Hunt School of Nursing at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso opened its doors ten years…
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Trained water rescue teams highlight the dangers of untrained rescue attempts
El Paso, Texas — With the recent drowning death of Spc. Bishop Evans, trained water rescue specialists, discuss the dangers of an untrained rescue…
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Upper Valley residents say they’re “fed up” with the road conditions and city’s lack of response
EL PASO, Texas — Love Road residents in the Upper Vally have voiced concern over the road conditions in their neighborhood. They say Love Road was…
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Property appraisal values aren’t final: how you can protest your home’s appraised value
EL PASO, Texas – With property values on the rise, the Central Appraisal District is mailing notices of changes to owner’s property values. That…
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Gun safety and awareness in El Paso
El Paso, Texas — Handgun and firearm safety courses in El Paso teach when and how to use a gun. The Texas DPS divides gun safety courses into four…
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Socorro teachers want higher pay, some considered leaving their jobs
EL PASO, Texas — The Soccorro American Federation of Teachers voiced their need for a higher wage at last night’s SISD board of trustees meeting.…
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Local group presents testimony to city officials in support of the municipal ID program
EL PASO, Texas — Border Network for Human Rights gathered at city hall to present the City of El Paso leaders with testimonials and signatures…
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Good Friday hike, faithful return to Mount Cristo Rey
SUNLAND PARK, New Mexico — The annual Good Friday hike to the top of Mount Cristo Rey is back this year ahead of celebrations this Easter Weekend.…
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East El Paso warehouse fire destroys food trucks
EL PASO, Texas — A warehouse consumed in flames had food trucks inside. The warehouse was being used as a shop to maintain and repair buses. Fire…
Continue Reading Financial impact of blockades in Juarez
EL PASO, Texas — Blockades in Juarez continue to keep commercial trucks from crossing into El Paso from Mexico. The blockade is in protest of…
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Las Cruces daycare reports several break-ins
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — Little Friends Daycare, located at 121 Wyatt, has been the target of multiple attempted break-ins over the past two years,…
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Simulation highlights dangers of impaired driving for Las Cruces High students
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — Las Cruces high school students gathered today to watch a simulation showing the death and injury of seven of…
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