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Thousands of El Pasoans could see their internet bill go up once Affordable Connectivity Program ends

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — The Affordable Connectivity Program, which allowed qualifying households to pay a lower monthly internet bill, is set to end in April 2024. According to the Federal Communications Commission, back in January 2024, the program began steps to wind down, due to lack of additional funding from Congress. The ACP allowed

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Police release mugshots of 11 suspects in Terrance Kinard capital murder case

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — ABC-7 has obtained the mugshots of all 11 suspects facing capital murder charges in the unsolved shooting of Terrance Kinard Jr. in 2019. David Lee Moore, Miguel Aquino Ferrer, Marcus Kaleb Moore, Juan Manuel Noria, Obadiah John President, Jeremiah Deshawn Perkins, Bryanna Lovett, Deyone Quartaril Bridges, Savannah Mariyah Smith, Jacob

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Socorro ISD Superintendent Nate Carman named finalist for Phoenix position

PHOENIX, Arizona (KVIA) — Higley Unified School District announced current Socorro ISD Superintendent Dr. Nate Carman as one of two finalists for the position of superintendent. Carman and another finalist, Dr. Mathew Neal, were selected following their participation in a public forum February 6, 2024. Carman and Neal introduced themselves to the Phoenix public and

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Breast Cancer Warrior’s Journey: A Triumph of Early Detection and Community Support

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Gloria Sanchez, a breast cancer survivor, attributes her triumph to life-saving preventive programs at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso. The Breast Cancer Education, Screening, and Navigation Program (BEST), funded by Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT) grants since 2013, covers 105 West Texas counties, including

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Rebuilding Together El Paso: Transforming Homes, Changing Lives

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Rebuilding Together El Paso, a nonprofit organization, is making a significant impact by providing safety and health-related repairs to low-income homeowners at no cost. In a heartening collaboration, they’ve teamed up with college students from Texas Tech University, forming a meaningful alliance. Over 20 volunteers geared up for dual missions:

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El Paso treasure hunt could lead you to $1,000 prize or free smoothies for a year from Tropical Smoothie Cafe

El Paso, TEXAS — A month-long treasure hunt is promising to give you an opportunity to learn about El Paso’s history and culture before you have the chance to win a $1,000 prize. “We’re thrilled to introduce the first annual FloWar Treasure Hunt to the wonderful community of El Paso,” said Kaleb Warnock, FloWar CEO.

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President of El Paso Chamber and El Paso’s mayor at odds over “call to action” letter sent to members of the chamber

EL PASO, Texas — The President of the El Paso Chamber sent a letter titled, “”Call to Action: Advocating for Transparency and Opportunity in Local Governance.” ABC-7 was told that Mayor Oscar Leeser was notified of the email, and sent a two-page response back to the leader of the Chamber. ABC-7 sat down with the

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