AT&T upgrade will use GPS to find the location of 911 callers in El Paso
EL PASO, Texas — A new GPS-based feature will help emergency operators locate 911 cell phone callers in El Paso quicker, AT&T officials…
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El Paso Hiker posted videos of hike hours before death
EL PASO, Texas- Hours before his tragic death in the Franklin Mountains, Jerred Woods posted Facebook videos to his personal page of the hike. In his…
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El Paso families struggling to find baby formula
EL PASO, Texas – Parents and caretakers of infants and toddlers are struggling to find the necessary infant formula for their children. The baby…
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2 people hospitalized in Sunland Park rollover crash
SUNLAND PARK, New Mexico — Two people were sent to the hospital after a two-car crash in Sunland Park. The Sunland Park Fire Department said one…
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Mother: Child left inside sweltering East El Paso daycare bus asleep, unattended
EL PASO, Texas – One El Paso mother is furious after learning her 7-year-old son was forgotten and left inside a sweltering daycare bus. The incident…
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Fire at recycling plant
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — Fire and Police are responding to a recycling center fire at 1861 Copper Loop. The call came out around 3:45 p.m. Smoke and…
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McBride fire now 100% contained
RUIDOSO, New Mexico – The McBride fire Facebook page posted an update just before 4 p.m. indicating the McBride fire is now 100% contained. The…
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El Paso food rescue organization feeds the community by saving food items from going to waste
EL PASO, Texas – One local non-profit is helping reduce hunger all while avoiding food waste. No Lost Food is a food rescue organization that gives…
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On this Mother’s Day, Las Cruces mother and son celebrate unique bond
EL PASO, Texas– For one Las Cruces mother bring your child to work day is everyday. When school was moved online, it only meant an…
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EPCC philosophy professor earns top state accomplishment
EL PASO, Texas – Professor of Philosophy at El Paso Community college, Manuela Alejandra Gomez, was announced as a 2022 Piper Professor for the…
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Blind kittens saved under bar floor, El Pasoan fosters them to recovery
EL PASO, Texas- After finding a litter of kittens in the wooden flooring of Aceitunas, bartender Evan Tremper knew what to do. He called former staff…
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Thousands attend the Wet ‘N’ Wild 2022 season grand opening
EL PASO, Texas– More than 2,000 people entered the gates at Wet ‘N’ Wild to welcome the 2022 season, according to the president of the…
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East El Paso stabbing sends one person to the hospital
EL PASO, Texas — One person was stabbed in east El Paso and is now in the hospital. El Paso Police say the stabbing happened just before midnight at…
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Rental assistance program responds to applicant concerns
EL PASO, Texas– With rents on the rise, several El Pasoans require rental assistance and have turned to the EP Rent Help program for help. Since…
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Workforce Solutions Borderplex launches new program providing free laptops
EL PASO, Texas– Workforce Solutions Borderplex launches the Opportunity Incubator Program, in partnership with Microsoft, to provide affordable or…
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Police say woman broke into apartment while residents were still inside
EL PASO, Texas – A woman broke into an occupied apartment through a bedroom window moments after banging and yelling at the front door, according…
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Deported Veterans in Ciudad Juarez need your help
EL PASO, Texas – There are men and women who have served in the United States Military, but are now living in dire conditions across the Border.…
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El Paso nursing student overcomes hurdles throughout her nursing education
EL PASO, Texas — Gayle Greve Hunt School of Nursing at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso opened its doors ten years…
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Las Cruces police association lists grievances; complains there’s a problem with morale
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — Membership of the Las Cruces Police Officers Association sent city leaders a more than six-page letter listing numerous…
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El Paso nursing student speaks out about experience working day of August 3rd shooting
EL PASO, Texas– While he was still a nursing student, Esai Barrios worked the August 3 Walmart shooting in 2019. He went on to experience the…
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Trained water rescue teams highlight the dangers of untrained rescue attempts
El Paso, Texas — With the recent drowning death of Spc. Bishop Evans, trained water rescue specialists, discuss the dangers of an untrained rescue…
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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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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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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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Bone dry New Mexico needs your help during ‘Mega-drought’
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico – The United States Drought Monitor shows the entire state is under some level of drought. As of May 4, 2022, 98.9% of the…
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New runway, port of entry upgrades, industrial growth headed to Santa Teresa
SANTA TERESA, New Mexico- A new runway, more speculative warehouses and upgrades to modernize the port of entry in Santa Teresa, New Mexico, are on…
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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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Abortion access and obstacles in the Borderland
EL PASO, Texas – El Pasoans looking to have an abortion will have to cross state or national boundaries. Our news partners at El Paso Matters and La…
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New Mexico fires could threaten 15,000 homes if they continue to grow, officials say
By Paradise Afshar and Theresa Waldrop, CNN More than 15,000 homes could be threatened over the next three days if the Hermits Peak and Calf Canyon…
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