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Water advisory lifted for areas in Sunland Park & Santa Teresa, Gadsden ISD returns to normal schedule

Update: Gadsden ISD, which had temporarily transitioned some campuses to remote learning during the water issues, is now returning those schools to normal schedules. A spokesperson released the following statement: “GISD campuses – La Union Elem., Riverside Elem., Desert View Elem., Santa Teresa MS, GAC On-Track PreK, Santa Teresa Elem.,Sunland Park Prek, & Santa Teresa

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Some Gadsden ISD campuses transition to remote learning as Sunland Park, Santa Teresa residents continue to see water quality issues

Update: The Gadsden Independent School District announced Saturday that some of its campuses will transition to remote learning due to the water quality concerns. Read the full letter below: CRRUA-WATER-ISSUE-PROMPTS-MOVE-TO-VIRTUAL.docx-3Download SUNLAND PARK, New Mexico (KVIA) — Officials with the Camino Real Regional Utility Authority provided an update on the quality of the water in Sunland

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El Paso residents can register to gain an inside look their municipal government

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Residents in the City of El Paso are invited to gain a free inside look at Municipal Government through the 17th Annual Neighborhood Leadership Academy. Participants interested in learning how city government works, will receive first-hand information about city services and programs through comprehensive presentations from city department leaders, and

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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton appeals decision, allowing federal government to cut C-wire on the border

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — After U.S. federal judge Alia Moses denied Texas’ request to stop federal government officials from cutting concertina wire on the border, the office of the Texas Attorney General sent out a statement appealing the decision. The statement says in part, “The state of Texas requested that the court preliminarily enjoin

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FirstLight Federal Credit Union awards $40,000 in scholarships

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — FirstLight Federal Credit Union has awarded $5,000 to eight El Paso college students attending Western Technical College. FirstLight Federal Credit Union’s annual scholarship program is aimed at supporting and empowering college students in their pursuit of higher education. These scholarships are designed to alleviate the financial burden associated with tuition

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Mexico’s President asks Mexican Senate to allow U.S. military to enter the country for training purposes

JUAREZ, Chihuahua (KVIA) — Mexico’s President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has asked the Republic’s Senate for their approval and authorization to have members of the U.S. military enter the country to give training to members of the Mexican military. Through an oficio or official letter, the president explains that the U.S. military will participate in

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NMSU students collaborate with students from university in South Korea to address global issues

Update: Students that shared their projects Monday said they learned a lot both inside, and outside the classroom. “Just having that different cultural background just brings a lot of different perspective. Their upbringing being different from ours,” said Juliana Trujillo, an NMSU student. “Before I came here, I had a phobia about language barriers because

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El Paso high schoolers invited to compete in Dumpster Art Contest hosted by Environmental Services Department

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — High school artists in El Paso are invited to celebrate Earth Day 2024 by participating in the City of El Paso’s Environmental Services Department (ESD) Dumpster Art Contest. The department says art design should be reflective of El Paso’s unique culture while promoting an environmental-friendly lifestyle. “The contest provides an

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USPS considering the move of some mail processing from El Paso to Albuquerque, some residents not happy

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — El Paso’s U.S. Postal Service processing facility may see changes coming in the near future. USPS says they’re evaluating transitioning El Paso’s processing and distribution center into a downscaled local processing center. This means that “destinating” mail, which is mail arriving for its final delivery, will continue to be processed

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