What do you use rideshare for? It depends on your bank account
Lyft surveyed more than 30,000 riders across the U.S. and Canada to determine whether rideshare use varies with income level—it does, dramatically.
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Lyft surveyed more than 30,000 riders across the U.S. and Canada to determine whether rideshare use varies with income level—it does, dramatically.
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — As spring rolls around, more and more El Pasoans will hit the trails, and the city is offering an incentive for you to do so! Live Active El Paso is bringing back their Hike-A-Thon series in just a couple of weeks. It starts at 7 a.m. on Saturday, March 23rd
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — At 2:00 A.M. Sunday morning, our clocks will be set one hour forward to start daylight savings. Many enjoy the end of daylight savings in November when clocks are set back an hour, leading to an extra hour of sleep, but many despise the start in March when we lose
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Delta Kappa Gamma, a nationwide organization, is committed to supporting women educators. In El Paso, its chapter comprises 30 retired educators from the local school system. This year, these former teachers are rallying behind a heartwarming initiative called “I Found a Quilted Heart.” Here’s the inspiring tale on this Sunday Funday moment, brought to you
Continue ReadingEl Paso, Texas (KVIA) — The El Paso Zoo is ready to present a real jewel in the animal kingdom: a rhino named Taj. “A new exhibit doesn’t come along very often,” says El Pasoan Marco Duran. He’s excited to welcome the seven year old, Greater One-Horned rhino. “So it’s nice to have something new
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) – A former El Paso Municipal Court Judge Rick Olivo has stepped out from behind the bench, and up to the bar. He’s come up with a unique brand of tequila. ” You can sip it, smell it, swirl around like you would wine. You get these aromas and you sip
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) – Humberto “Tito” Rodriguez may be wheelchair-bound, but that doesn’t slow him down a bit. In fact, he’s moving at a faster pace than many of us. This high school senior, who’s about to graduate from Eastlake High School, already has his associate’s degree. While that’s a huge accomplishment, what really
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — If you’re heading to the El Paso Zoo this summer, you’ll see more than the usual animals on display. You can now check out some works of art, created by El Paso High School students. A total of 22 pieces were selected for the display, which can be found in
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EL PASO, Texas — More than 3,500 El Pasoans died during the pandemic. Alfonso Chavez, a nephrologist who has been practicing medicine for 50 years, just released his latest book. It’s about life on the front lines during the pandemic. It also details his personal Covid fight. He talks about his faith, which he says
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A father/son team is in the borderland, sharing an inspirational message. Johnny Agar was born with Cerebral Palsy, but he and his dad don’t let that get in the way of his dreams. They’re on a journey together as athletes. They’ve competed in more than 200 races together. Biking, swimming and riding bikes in their
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Hundreds of local kids woke up in their own beds this morning, thanks to a generous giveaway by Ashley Furniture Home Store of Las Cruces. Not only did the kiddos receive a bed, they also got bedding and a pillow. Store owner Wanda Bowman says a good night’s sleep is
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Local teens who grew up as neighbors in public housing realized they had more than just a zip code in common. They also both love music, and now play together in harmony. Isaac Ramirez and Emmanuel Conejo were neighbors as young kids, but never really connected until they realized as
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — It’s quite the accomplishment for a small business, but Annie Mo’s Decorator Warehouse is celebrating 25 years of business! That’s 25 years of stringing lights, decorating halls, creating masterpiece showrooms and making El Paso homes and businesses sparkle! Owner Annie Brochu, or Annie Mo, as she’s affectionately called, is an
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EL PASO, Texas — Warm, homemade healthy meals, served up with a side of fellowship and love. That’s what’s on the menu at the Mustard Seed Cafe on El Paso’s west side. And speaking of menus, you won’t find any of those at this eatery. That’s because the menu changes daily, depending on what is
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — A dog and her puppies are lucky to be alive today, thanks to a good Samaritan. The pregnant dog was found abandonded near the border in a desert area. Animal Rescue League Director Loretta Hyde says she got a call from a young lady who works for Border Patrol out
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — A local business has found a way to have your cake – on the go – and eat it, too! The Cake Boutique has been around on the west side for more than ten years, but the idea to serve up cake in a transportable can, similar to a soda
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — An El Paso film crew’s passion project has been temporarily halted, while they try to come up with more funds. “Sunset Memory,” directed by Pedro Espinoza, is described as a coming of age story with a lot of drama, love, and a bit of comedy. Espinoza, a New Mexico State University graduate,
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EL PASO, TX (KVIA) — Big weekend ahead for soccer fans, El Paso Locomotive will kick off their season with a home opener this Saturday. The Locomotive will play against Hartford Athletic at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 9 at Southwest University Park. Tickets for the 2024 Home Opener and all other matches can be
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At a nonprofit organization known as Rebuilding Together, they offer a program called She Builds, where women learn essential skills for home maintenance. “We empower women, we give them self-confidence because having done something once, you can do it twice. We also give them the competence,” says Roger De Moor, Executive Director at Rebuilding Together.
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — A Borderland family, as well as a local artist, have been chosen to hold the title of 2024’s ‘El Pasoan of the Year.’ The Fox family was honored Tuesday during a luncheon, along with artist Gaspar Enriquez, for their services in the community over the years. In 2023, the Fox
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Every Sunday at 8 AM, volunteers gather at the El Paso Animal Services Center for more than just dog walking. They’re there to give shelter dogs a much-needed break from the kennel and perhaps fill your heart with joy. Rescue Run, a nonprofit organization, is on a mission to spread
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A special celebration, but at what cost? Peerspace looked at data from The Knot to compare how wedding spending has been changing.
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EL PASO, Texas – The Chapin Huskies are just two wins away from punching their ticket to the Class 5A state Final Four. Friday, the Huskies will face Colleyville Heritage in the Sweet 16 of the playoffs. If they win that game, Chapin will advance to the regional final to face the winner of Mansfield
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In light of the fact that 46% of Americans have reported not writing a check in the last year, GOBankingRates takes a look at the alternative methods people are using to exchange money.
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Welcome to the world, Waylon Miller! The Hospitals of Providence says Waylon arrived at 12:23 a.m. on Thursday, February 29, 2024: Leap Day. Mom and dad were surprised by Waylon’s early arrival two weeks before his due date. Hospital officials say Waylon’s family are thrilled with his arrival and his
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El Paso, Texas (KVIA-TV)- February marks Black History month, this month honors activists and other leaders who fought for civil rights. Janice Walker is the winner of the ABC-7 Do-Gooder award. The El Paso Community Foundation donated $1,000 to a charity of her choice. She moved to El Paso a few years ago, and the
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CASAS GRANDES, CHIHUAHUA -MEXICO- – For a recent edition of ABC-7’s “People, Places & Paul”, KVIA Anchor Paul Cicala took the trek to this region in Mexico, just south of the state of the state of New Mexico, to show viewer’s first-hand what their missing in this cultural, historical area booming with nature. For decades, people
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Living with Down syndrome presents unique challenges, but for Aidan Gardea and his family, it’s been a journey marked by resilience and success. This week, ABC-7 delves into their heartwarming story, one that viewers may recognize from Aidan’s first appearance on the network over two decades ago. This Sunday Funday segment is sponsored by Sarah
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