El Paso, TX (KVIA-TV)-TxDOT is hosting a bicycle hearing, and they’re asking for feedback. According to Lauren Macias-Cervantes the public information officer for TxDot El Paso, many cyclists who ride on the roads are drawn to it by the great weather, and TxDoT wants to hear from you. The hearing will focus specifically on 20
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MEXICO CITY – (KVIA) – We had a number of people e-mail and post on social media in reaction to ABC-7 Anchor Paul Cicala’s report from Mexico City at the Basilica de Guadalupe. Simon wrote: “Gracias! Your coverage of the celebration of the Virgin of Guadalupe is very inspirational!” Felipe commented on social media: “Been
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EL PASO (KVIA) — The topic of this week’s ABC-7 Listens deals with reaction to the story that KVIA Anchor Paul Cicala did on the legacy of El Paso historian Leon Metz, & the hopes of the downtown library eventually being named after him. Vince, and ABC-7 viewer wrote: “Appropriately named if so,” while Kay
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Watch the video above to hear KVIA’s response to ABC’s decision to pull Jimmy Kimmel’s show indefinitely.
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EL PASO (KVIA) – We at ABC-7 received a lot of e-mails and comments after the special report “TEQUILA TARIFF TALKS” came out in late August. ABC-7 anchor Paul Cicala traveled to Jalisco, Mexico to see how potential tariffs would effect prices of tequila being imported through Ciudad Juarez, and into El Paso. Ruben wrote
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When you’re constantly on the move, keeping up with the latest developments around town can be a challenge. But don’t worry—we’ve got you covered. In this week’s edition of ABC-7 Listens, ABC-7’S Marcel Clarke explains how you can stay connected to everything happening across the Borderland with one simple tool: the ABC-7 Connected TV App.
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EL PASO – This week’s ABC-7 Listens addressed viewer reactions (complaints & praise) on anchors “matching & color coordinating” on the set. A viewer named Ruben e-mailed KVIA with the following: “I find myself changing the channel when I see Paul Cicala and Marcel Clark in matching outfits. I don’t know whose idea it is
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EL PASO (KVIA) — Immigration issues and increased deportations have been top headlines over the last several months. ABC-7 anchor Paul Cicala traveled to Central Mexico to see how Mexican families are being impacted financially. As their relatives living in the U.S. fear immigration crackdowns, they are working less, which in turn decreases the amount they
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At ABC-7, our team of anchors and reporters is committed to delivering in-depth reports each week that explore the most pressing issues facing the Borderland. Behind the scenes, our promotions team works hard to ensure these important stories reach as many viewers as possible. One recent promotional teaser for our special report, Eye in the
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EL PASO (KVIA) – A viewer who says he was a former sports reporter in San Antonio and just moved to El Paso sent an email saying that the KVIA sports staff should do more NBA stories. David wrote: “I’m a former sports reporter from San Antonio. I’ve been living in El Paso since last
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MERIDA, YUCATAN MEXICO- (KVIA) – Tonight’s ABC-7’s Listens deals with e-mail and social media reactions to KVIA story from Yucatan Peninsula & how Americans living in Mexico are reacting to tariffs that’ll affect -them- and their neighbors in Mexico. Tune in to ABC-7 at 10 pm tonight to see the ABC-7 Listen’s segment. ———– Scores
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Residents in El Paso’s Lower Valley are hoping to get some answers after a body was found in their neighborhood. It was in the summer when ABC-7 reported on a police investigation into a woman’s body discovered in someone’s backyard, in broad daylight. Our video from near the intersection of
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — A major announcement about who will be facing off in the Sun Bowl prompted an email that made ABC-7 double-check our reporting. On Dec. 8, the Sun Bowl Association announced that the Louisville Cardinals and the Washington Huskies will face off during the 91st Annual Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl. The announcement was
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LAS CRUCES – November was “Native American Heritage Month”, and one New Mexico State alum continues making history by keeping the Navajo Language alive. ABC-7 anchor Paul Cicala sat down with Cuyler Frank to introduce you to him and the indigenous broadcaster’s amazing accomplishments in another edition of People, Places & Paul. IF YOU’D LIKE TO SEE THE
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — We may be approaching winter, but some El Pasoans say they’re dealing with an issue more commonly associated with springtime in El Paso. Vivian lives on the west side, and asked us to bring up this concern to city council: “Why are the Westside medians such a mess and full
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — As a news organization, it’s our duty to report what happens in our community. Oftentimes, what’s happening is not all good. Just last week alone, ABC-7 reported two stories that had video that was violent or disturbing in nature. One involved a domestic violence incident that was caught on a doorbell camera.
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — If you waited to cast your ballot on Election Day Nov. 5, the countdown is on. And El Paso County wants to make sure everyone of all abilities who wants to vote, can. A viewer reached out to ABC-7 to let us know they were really impressed with an accommodation they witnessed
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and there is one exceptional El Pasoan advocating for those in the fight. Eugenia “Gina” Posada is herself a breast cancer survivor who is making an wide-scale effort to help other cancer patients and survivors. The American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) awarded Posada awarded the “Act! Lead of the
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Have you received a flier on your door, warning you about your water quality? You’re not the only one being targeted in El Paso — but El Paso Water is not responsible for papering area neighborhoods. ABC-7 has reported on this issue at least six times since June 2023. In each report, the notices
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Suicide is a major public health concern and a leading cause of death in the U.S., and especially among veterans. Just last year, the Texas Legislature designated Sept. 22 as Veteran Suicide Prevention Day, purposely scheduled to take place during National Suicide Prevention Month. Ahead of the state day of recognition, the Texas
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Students at a Georgia high school will eventually return to class in the wake of a shooting in which a student shot and killed two teachers and two classmates, and wounded nine others. The shooting happened the same day the El Paso district attorney announced an increased focus on prosecuting those
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Election Day is on Tuesday, Nov. 5. And while much of the focus has been on the presidential race, there are many local items on the ballot, and some could affect how much EL Paso residents pay in property taxes. El Paso County Commissioners Court recently approved placing two items
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — (Originally broadcast on April 7, 2024) The campaign for president is ramping up ahead of the November election, and one viewer has a question about the actions by one campaign in particular. It was more than five years ago when President Donald Trump came to El Paso for a 2020 presidential re-election
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — How closely do you scrutinize your utility bills? One fee caught the attention of one ABC-7 viewer, who wrote to the newsroom with a question about our grey trash bins. Robert said, “Why does the city charge you $19 a month … for the use of the grey trash bin. Can’t
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — El Paso electric crews are flocking across the city, exchanging existing meters with a “smart meter.” El Paso Electric said on its website, a smart meter tracks energy use in real time and sends the data directly to EPE through a secure communication network. EPE says customers will have access to energy consumption
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — In light of the wildfires in Ruidoso, helping Southern New Mexico residents stay informed is more important than ever. While ABC-7 posts constant updates on the KVIA News app, the KVIA website and our social media sites, one Alamogordo resident wanted to know how to get ABC-7 KVIA news on
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Political candidates in El Paso are looking ahead to the November general election, now that the May primary runoff is over. But the results aren’t the only remnants of the races. On May 28, dozens of spots across El Paso county morphed into polling locations, complete with voting booths, volunteers,
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EL PASO, Texas – It’s commonplace for television news anchors to face criticism for their on-air appearance. One ABC-7 viewer was concerned by the green bracelet worn by ABC-7 sports director Adrian Ochoa, and she asked that he take it off. Adrian responds to that viewer and explains the reason he wears the bracelet in
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It’s almost that time for everyone to “turn back the clocks” for daylight saving time here in the borderland. It’s an annual period when the USA and other countries change the clocks to make daylight last longer. Don’t forget to set your clocks back on hour this Upcoming Sunday, November 5th (It may be best to
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Many changes are happening and coming soon to ABC-7. For the last week, many have been calling, emailing, and commenting on social media, asking about the absence of co-anchor Erik Elken. Erik stepped away from the news industry to spend more quality time with his family. We are grateful for his tenure at
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