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Cyber Monday broke records with consumers scouring the internet for online deals

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Cyber Monday is known as the last day of the big holiday shopping kickoff. Americans spent a record $10.8 billion dollars online, according to Adobe analytics on shopping online. Data also shows 55% of online sales on Black Friday were online and nearly 60% of online sales on Thanksgiving were through cell phones. That’s up more than 14% from 2023.

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It’s Black Friday! Thousands of El Pasoans and people from out of town went shopping looking for the best deals in town

El Paso, TEXAS (KVIA) — It’s black Friday and thousands of El Pasoans and people from out of town went out shopping searching for the best offers and discounts. We went across town to several stores asking shoppers how their black Friday was going. Here’s what they shared: “Oh, it’s going nice. Yes. I found a good deal on a

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I-10 Rivalry weekend: NMSU’s Navajo connection hoping for win over UTEP on Saturday’s “Thanksgiving Weekend”

LAS CRUCES (KVIA) – A rivalry that spans over a century continues on Saturday as New Mexico State’s football team will host UTEP at Aggie Memorial Stadium in Las Cruces with a 2 p.m. kickoff. Both teams are competing for the Silver Spade Trophy and the Mayor’s Cup, which dates back multiple decades here in the borderland. The

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El Pasoans discuss the best ways to address post-election discussions during Thanksgiving dinner

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA)– This year’s Thanksgiving feast could lead to some fiery discussions following the post-election cycle. Some family members and loved ones will likely have different viewpoints, and it’s important to know how to address awkward conversations.  The topic of politics could lead to some heated conversations, but ABC-7 spoke to some El

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City of El Paso department head leaves post

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — A department head and one-time finalist for the city manager position has now left the City of El Paso. A spokesperson confirmed to ABC-7, Nicole Ferrini is no longer a city employee, and, other city staff will be taking over her duties as director of the Community and Human Development Department, and overseeing the climate and

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How kidney disease and diabetes can put you at a higher risk for depression

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — November is National Diabetes Awareness Month and the American Diabetes Association is reporting that people with diabetes have a higher rate of depression than the general population. Additionally, according to Davita Kidney Care, diabetes is the leading cause of kidney disease. They also report that 15% of El Pasoans have diabetes, which is higher than the national average. That’s why this month

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ABC-7 at 4: ReadyOne Abilities in Action

El Paso, TX ( KVIA-TV)-El Paso, Texas (KVIA-TV)—ReadyOne Industries, based in El Paso, TX, is a leading manufacturer and supplier of innovative, high-quality garments for the U.S. military. ReadyOne takes great pride in offering a safe, caring, and welcoming environment for over 300 employees, with 75 percent of its direct labor performed by individuals who

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Project Amistad applies for guardianship of former Gateway Hotel resident, family opposes attempts

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — The family of a former Gateway Hotel resident is “emphatically objecting” to Project Amistad’s attempts to obtain guardianship of their 87-year-old mother. According to El Paso County court records, El Paso based Project Amistad applied for guardianship of Sean Fischer’s mother on October 8. Court records show Fischer’s mother was served

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800,000+ patients had personal information exposed in Texas Tech Health El Paso cybersecurity incident

Update (December 18, 2024): Texas Tech Health El Paso officials say 800,000+ people in the El Paso area were impacted by the cybersecurity event. EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso confirmed this morning that a “cybersecurity event” may have exposed personal information for individuals. The announcement, published on

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University Medical Center Foundation of El Paso receives $422,692 grant from Paso del Norte Health Foundation

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — University Medical Center Foundation of El Paso (UMCF) received a $422,692 grant from the Paso del Norte Health Foundation. The money will fund the launch of Diabetes Care Plus, a three-year care management program. “This initiative is designed to assist diabetes patients who are struggling to manage their condition effectively,”

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