Rising from obscurity: Unique baby names gaining sudden popularity in 2025
Spokeo reports unique baby names like Truce and Azaiah are rising in popularity in 2025, reflecting cultural shifts and parental values.
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A first in El Paso opens and is ready to “SERVE”
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) – It is time to serve! Pickleball has gained in popularity in recent years, and now El Pasoans have a brand new venue to put their best serve forward. SERVE is the city’s dedicated location for pickleball in West El Paso. The venue includes multiple pickleball courts, one padel court, a
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Nearly a third of Americans think they could pass as British, based on their knowledge of UK culture
The All England Lawn Tennis Club reports nearly a third of Americans believe they could pass as British, with many struggling to understand accents despite cultural confidence.
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Community Champions: UTEP’s Tyrone McDuffie goes above & beyond on the field and in the community
EL PASO, Texas – UTEP offensive lineman Tyrone McDuffie has always been a fan of the Miners. It all started at an early age when he and his family would attend UTEP football games. The Parkland grad was one of the best high school players from El Paso in the class of 2023. McDuffie signed with Colorado
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22 foods and beverages that help with bloating
Life Extension reports on 22 foods and drinks that can help relieve bloating, including turmeric, ginger, and cucumber.
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Staycation mental health tips: Making time off count, even at home
Blueprint reports that staycations can be restorative for mental health by allowing intentional downtime and fostering boundaries for true rest.
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Look out for these cheating apps on your partner's phone
PeopleWin reports on popular cheating apps, highlighting red flags like Ashley Madison and Seeking, as well as secret texting apps.
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These museums are teaching us about how our cities work
Next City reports on the New York Hall of Science’s exhibit, CityWorks, which educates residents on urban infrastructure and its challenges.
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Good Vibes Only: From serving her country to her community
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA)– This Fourth of July, we are celebrating the great things of the U.S.A., including the people! Emily Howard is a former U.S. Army signal intelligence analyst, but she traded her military gear for a medical uniform. Today, Howard is the Medical ICU Director at Las Palmas Medical Center in El Paso.
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Female Borderland pilot breaks barrier
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — A local pilot is inspiring the next generation of aviators—one flight at a time. Courtesy: Vanessa Martinez Vanessa Martinez, a fixed-wing and rotorcraft pilot trained at Red Arrow Flight School in El Paso, spends her time in and out of the skies serving others. Courtesy: Vanessa Martinez She’s the executive
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Ft. Bliss commemorates 4th of July Salute to the Nation
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Community members at Fort Bliss commemorated the Declaration of Independence Friday morning at Memorial Circle. The 1st Armored Division and Fort Bliss executed a 50-gun salute. Each fire honored one of the 50 U.S. states in the order they joined — starting with Delaware and ending with Hawaii. Fort Bliss
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Alcohol impacts decision-making in males more than females, UTEP study suggests
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Consuming alcohol impacts decision-making — that’s a widely-known fact. However, a recent study at UTEP found that gender may affect those impacts. Using rats, Alexander Friedman, Ph.D., an assistant professor in the Department of Biological Sciences, led a team to observe the effects of alcohol consumption in males versus females.
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Community Champions: El Paso soccer club wins national tournament
EL PASO, Texas – An update to a story the ABC-7 sports department has been following. Last month, ABC-7 brought you the story of the El Paso Surf. A girls soccer team compromised of high school players from around the Borderland. They recently competed at a national tournament in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and happy to report
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How to pull off a catfish search like the MTV pros
Spokeo explores how the team behind MTV’s “Catfish” uncovers the identities of digital deviants and complex webs of scam artists’ deception, and how the show can be a valuable resource for avoiding and netting your own nasties.
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How single older men can stand out and find real love, according to a matchmaker
Exclusive Matchmaking reports that older men can find love by being authentic, avoiding scams, prioritizing compatibility, and embracing dating’s joys.
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NMSU partners with Verizon for STEM Achievers program
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico (KVIA) — While some kids put their books away for the summer, a group of Las Cruces middle schoolers have been tinkering away. Verizon and NMSU created a space for the curious through the Innovative Learning STEM Achievers program. The three-week program engaged students with projects involving drones, robotics, virtual reality
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Summer safety tips for dogs
Ollie reports essential summer safety tips for dogs, emphasizing hydration, heat awareness, and avoiding hot surfaces to prevent heat-related issues.
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City of Las Cruces announces electric vehicle carshare program
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico (KVIA) — Las Cruces residents can soon drive electric vehicles (EVs) without any long-term commitment. The city announced an EV program set to launch in fall 2025. The city said in a press release, “Getting behind the wheel of an electric vehicle in Las Cruces will be as easy as reserving
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The summer of saying "no": How to protect your peace (and still have fun)
Blueprint reports that setting boundaries this summer can protect your peace, reduce social burnout, and enhance joy. Prioritize self-care by saying “no.”
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Wellness consumers have $1 trillion to spend
Fitt Insider reports U.S. wellness consumers have $1.1 trillion in spending power, focusing on mental health, nutrition, and community wellness.
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Debunking seven myths about eating healthy on a budget
Hers reports seven myths about healthy eating on a budget, emphasizing affordable options and meal planning tips.
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Healthiest and unhealthiest barbecue recipes
Hers reports on 29 cookout recipes ranked by healthiness, highlighting the benefits of protein and fiber over sugar and fat.
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AI influencers: What they are and how brands are using them
CreatorDB reports on AI influencers: digital personas reshaping marketing with controlled content, no scandals, and 24/7 engagement opportunities.
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ABC-7 Do-Gooder: El Paso pastor honors late wife with new ministry
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — An El Paso pastor spends his time leading a ministry… but also being a leader in the community. He’s newest mission followed to honor his late wife. “This was her dream. It’s now, the church’s dream to bring it, to life” said Pastor Moore. Pastor Larry Moore has led the ministry at New Beginnings for ten
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El Paso entrepreneur turns aquarium idea into thriving business
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — An El Paso entrepreneur is making waves with a business that combines his love of aquariums with event planning. Miguel Angel Mercado began his career in banking and later transitioned into healthcare. But it wasn’t until he followed a creative idea—leasing out custom aquarium displays—that he discovered his true passion.
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Women usher in strength training’s new era
Fitt Insider reports that women now dominate strength training, accounting for over 50% of gym usage, transforming fitness culture.
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