Time is ticking for Rio Grande sewage cleanup
EL PASO, Texas – The cleanup efforts at the Rio Grande is expected to be completed soon, just weeks before river water is set to be released. …
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Twist of fate leads CBP officer to help save Fort Bliss soldier’s life
EL PASO, Texas– Motorcyclist and Fort Bliss soldier Stephen James Sims lost his leg after he was struck by a car on April 22, but his family said…
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Preparations underway for lifting of Title 42
EL PASO, Texas – El Paso government and social services are bracing for a surge of migrants once Title 42 is permitted to expire. Title 42 is a…
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Spotlight on Mom: Becoming a better mom through self-care
EL PASO, Texas – Self-care is an essential part of being a Mom for Darina Shannon. She uses a calming deep breathing technique when things get too…
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Emergence Health Network hosts mental health resource fair at El Paso Zoo
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — May is Mental Health Awareness Month and this weekend your kids have a chance to be mental health heroes on Saturday. May 7…
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TTUHSC of El Paso’s youngest nursing graduate is only 19-years-old
EL PASO, Texas– Angela Lopez graduated in December as a nurse from the Hunt School of Nursing while still a teen and now works as a surgical nurse…
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Victim repeatedly kicked in head in east El Paso attack; 21-year-old arrested
EL PASO, Texas – A 21-year-old man was charged with aggravated assault for repeatedly kicking the head of a 37-year-old man. Police say Daniel…
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El Paso DEA concerned teen illicit drug use could increase this year
EL PASO, Texas — While the grip of the pandemic begins to ease there are concerns that other, harmful trends are starting to grow. Drug enforcement…
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Advocates react to possible overturning of Roe v. Wade
EL PASO, Texas — Local activists on both sides of the abortion discussion have been weighing in the future of abortion rights for women across the…
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Little street, huge delays; a Lower Valley neighborhood’s long journey to paved project completion
EL PASO, Texas — A street in the Lower Valley has been under construction for nearly two years. The construction began in June of 2020 – the City…
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Spotlight on Mom: Living the dream – mother, wife, doctorate student, and businesswoman
EL PASO, Texas – Balancing dreams while living the ultimate dream has become an artform for Victoria Pineda. She is Vice President of Institutional…
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Dental services at reduced cost open for appointments during community clinic week
EL PASO, Texas – A community clinic this week will offer reduced-cost dental care services as part of National Dental Care Month. The services will…
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Spotlight on Mom: El Paso mom plans for changes in daily life
EL PASO, Texas – Moms juggle everything from planning meals, helping with homework, carpooling to sports practices and keeping the family on a steady…
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El Paso medical clinic looking to enroll uninsured, multiple sclerosis patients in new treatment trial
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — El Paso Medical Research Institute is looking to enroll multiple sclerosis patients in a new treatment trial. The clinic’s…
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El Paso family pleads to keep father’s killer in jail
EL PASO, Texas- A man convicted in the murder of a 26-year Army veteran has been granted parole. Brian Ray Brazile shot David Williams three times in…
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Upper Valley residents say they’re “fed up” with the road conditions and city’s lack of response
EL PASO, Texas — Love Road residents in the Upper Vally have voiced concern over the road conditions in their neighborhood. They say Love Road was…
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STAAR testing for most Borderland students begins
EL PASO, Texas — Most Borderland elementary and middle school students will start taking the STAAR test on Tuesday. Testing kicked off in April,…
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Trial for a man accused of murdering his girlfriend in 2019 is underway
EL PASO, Texas — Murder trial for Jose Casas, who was 18-years-old when El Paso police say he shot and killed his 18-year-old girlfriend Santana…
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Settlement reached in California lawsuit alleging fraud by former EPISD superintendent, former board president
EL PASO, Texas – Former El Paso Independent School District Superintendent Juan Cabrera and former Board President Dori Fenenbock have settled a…
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Woman charged in death of El Paso Deputy Peter Herrera takes plea deal; family delivers impact statements
EL PASO, Texas – A woman charged in the March 2019 murder of El Paso County Sheriff’s Deputy Pete Herrera has reached a plea deal. On Monday…
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Las Cruces man pleads guilty to producing child pornography
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — A 28-year-old man has pleaded guilty to production of child pornography. According to federal investigators, on May 7,…
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West El Paso driver accused of pointing gun at victims after request to slow down
EL PASO, Texas – A west El Paso man faces three counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after police say he was told to slow down while…
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Amazon ends its paid Covid-19 sick leave policy
By Catherine Thorbecke, CNN Business Amazon is ending its Covid-19 paid sick leave policy starting on Monday, the company said in a memo to employees…
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Problems remain for We Build the Wall group after founder’s guilty plea
Brian Kolfage arrived in Texas three years ago pledging to help fulfill President Donald Trump’s promise of a “big, beautiful” wall along the…
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Crews quickly extinguish overnight brush fire in El Paso’s Lower Valley
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Firefighters quickly extinguished a fire in El Paso’s Lower Valley early Monday morning. It happened just before 2 a.m. on…
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Three injured in 2 vehicle crash in the upper valley
EL PASO, Texas — Fire officials confirmed three people were transported to a local hospital, one with serious injuries following a two vehicle crash…
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Did you miss DEA national take back day? It’s not too late
EL PASO, Texas — It’s not too late to get rid of your unwanted, expired or unused medication and help curb a concerning trend, even if you missed…
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Police searching for witnesses after east El Paso shooting leaves 2 in the hospital
EL PASO, Texas — The El Paso Police Department is now asking for the public’s help in finding witnesses after a double shooting in east El Paso. The…
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Fire crews save a cat while extinguishing a fire in west El Paso
UPDATE: According to officials, the fire was contained and one cat was saved from the fire. 13 fire units and 35 fire fighters responded to the…
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Visit El Paso prepares for National Tourism Week
EL PASO, Texas- National Tourism week begins all around the nation. Started in 1983 by Congress, it was designed to highlight the efforts the…
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