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El Paso cardiologist warns COVID-19 increases risk of heart attacks

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — People who’ve experienced severe COVID-19 illness or multiple infections face an increased risk of heart attacks due to inflammation in their blood vessels, according to Dr. Daniel Ortiz, a cardiologist at Del Sol Medical Center. Ortiz said recent studies involving thousands of patients show COVID-related inflammation can cause unstable plaque

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El Paso Zoological Society Rebrand

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Changes are coming for the El Paso zoological society. The society says it is evolving to better reflect its commitment to conservation, education, and community engagement. The society had promoted, supported and raised funds for the El Paso zoo for over 60 years. The city and the society’s partnership agreement expired

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Community Champions: Americas student-athletes sign letters of intent for collegiate athletics

EL PASO, Texas – Wednesday, 13 student athletes at Americas high school made it official as they signed their letters of intent. The signing ceremony was held in the schools gymnasium. The athletes who signed played various sports such as baseball, softball and volleyball. For their accomplishment, these 13 athletes are this week’s Community Champions.

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ABC-7 at 4: Expert provides tips to make filing taxes easier for Borderland residents

El Paso, TX (KVIA-TV)—The IRS reminds taxpayers that choosing the right tax professional is essential to help them avoid tax-related identity theft and financial harm. Ruby Alvarez, the Vice President of GECU Community Development, talks about why using a qualified professional service is essential to help you fill out your taxes. He explains that programs like VITA have IRS-certified volunteers or

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