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El Paso Judge finds Public Defender’s Office correct on allegations of altering evidence by D.A.’s Office

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — County Court at Law Judge Ruben Morales found the El Paso County Public Defender’s Office correct in its allegations that the El Paso District Attorney’s Office improperly altered court records. The judge also said those court records should now be corrected. This comes after a series of hearings on 59

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Migrants in Juárez try to cross into the US after rumors of ‘open border’ on International Migrant Day

JUAREZ, Chihuahua (KVIA) — A group of migrants in Ciudad Juárez tried to cross into the U.S. this morning after hearing rumors of an “open border” on International Migrant’s Day. The migrants gathered on different portions of the border wall, including Border Safety Initiative #36, which is by Riverside Elementary School in El Paso’s Lower

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El Paso leaders fear migrant services funding might not continue during Trump administration

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Monday during City Council’s work session, city officials discussed federal funding sources for migrant-related services. Federal money through the Emergency Food and Shelter Program expires at the end of this month. According to city officials, the money that follows yesterday’s vote (item 3) will keep the Border Servant Corp operating

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Viewers chime in on Cicala’s story on Navajo broadcaster at NMSU and indigenous presence on team & campus

LAS CRUCES – November was “Native American Heritage Month”, and one New Mexico State alum continues making history by keeping the Navajo Language alive. ABC-7 anchor Paul Cicala sat down with Cuyler Frank to introduce you to him and the indigenous broadcaster’s amazing accomplishments in another edition of People, Places & Paul. IF YOU’D LIKE TO SEE THE

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