El Paso County loses nearly half-a-million dollars in loans
Over the course of five years, El Paso County has lost $459,000 in failed loans. In 2007 the El Paso County Commissioners Court looked to revitalize…
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Commissioners Court adopt resolution to support the efforts of peace caravan
El Paso County Commissioners Court began Monday morning with a resolution to support the efforts of Javier Sicillia. Sicillia is behind the Caravan…
Continue Reading Former Andress standout, Longhorn recruit Andre Jones arrested on drug charges in El Paso
Former Andress High School football standout Andre Jones was arrested by police on drug charges Aug. 17, 2012. Jones was arrested for possession of…
Continue Reading ‘Top Gun’ director dies after jumping off bridge
Tony Scott, director of such Hollywood blockbusters as “Top Gun,” ”Days of Thunder” and “Beverly Hills Cop II,”…
Continue Reading GOP Senate candidate Akin says pregnancy ‘rare’ in ‘legitimate rape’
ABCNews Missouri Republican Senate candidate Rep. Todd Akin, who opposes abortion in most cases, including rape, said in a television interview today…
Continue Reading Andress leaves El Paso for next round of basketball playoffs
The Andress High School boys basketball team is on its way to Snyder, Texas to take on Crowley at 5 p.m. Friday. The Golden Eagles, who are ranked…
Continue Reading Possible funding cuts for DASO; Residents respond
The Dona Ana County Commissioners could cut over a million dollars from the Sheriff’s Office budget in Tuesday’s commission meeting. If…
Continue Reading DASO budget cut; County hiring frozen
Hiring of new positions in Dona Ana County has been frozen by the county manager, and county commissioners have voted to take away over a million…
Continue Reading Changes for Red Light Cameras in the Borderland
Love them or hate them, there’s reason to be happy about the likely changes for the region’s red light cameras. Las Cruces will likely…
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Continue Reading Billie Jean King Fast Facts
CNN Editorial Research Here is a look at the life of tennis champion and LGBTQ activist Billie Jean King. Personal Birth date: November 22, 1943…
Continue Reading Loretta Lynn Fast Facts
CNN Editorial Research Here is a look at the life of Grammy Award-winning country singer Loretta Lynn. Personal Birth date: April 14, 1932 (some…
Continue Reading Snow Totals across the Country
El Paso is a blessed city so far this winter. We haven’t experienced much bad weather at all. We had our first big blast of cold air in the…
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Another announced guest for El Paso Comic Con’s March event won’t be coming to the Sun City. Actress Shannon Elizabeth announced via…
Continue Reading UTEP Secures 20th Win of the Season at Tulane
John Bohannon scored 18 of his 20 points in the second half as UTEP pulled away for a 72-54 victory at Tulane on Thursday, posting 20 victories for…
Continue Reading Ft. Bliss renames street Buffalo Soldier Road
It was named in honor of a major Confederate general during the Civil War, but a road at Ft Bliss now has a new, more locally based name. Ft. Bliss…
Continue Reading High School Hoops Playoff Schedule
The El Paso area has seven basketball teams alive in the state playoffs. Here is the schedule for the next round of games. *All times are in MT 5A…
Continue Reading UTEP’s Comeback Bid Falls Short At North Texas
Senior Kayla Thornton recorded her 16th double-double (16 points, 13 rebounds) of the year but it wasn’t enough as the UTEP women’s…
Continue Reading Admiral: Testing of Iron Man-like suits could begin in June
The head of U.S. Special Operations Command said the first prototypes of a new, Iron Man-like protective suit could be ready for testing this summer.…
Continue Reading Special Report: Local woman with family history of breast cancer denied preventative surgery by insurance company
Discovering a lump in your breast is one of the most frightening things that can happen to a woman. What would you do to prevent breast cancer? Kelly…
Continue Reading Juarez residents respond to Mexican president on cover of US magazine
The man making the cover of Time Magazine’s soon-to-be released issue is Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto. The headline reads:…
Continue Reading The cost of getting lost in the Franklin Mountains
Three mountain rescues in the last four weeks. ABC-7 has covered how these folks have gotten lost, but many may fail to realize, getting turned…
Continue Reading UMC not renewing $11.2M anesthesia contract with Paul Foster School of Medicine
Faculty and students at the Paul Foster School of Medicine at Texas Tech said in a letter obtained by ABC-7 that the school might need to close its…
Continue Reading Busy Upper Valley intersection sees construction again
A drainage project at a busy Upper Valley intersection is causing headaches for some drivers. Crews are working on a prior El Paso Water Utilities…
Continue Reading Long-standing convent in Lower Valley to close
Residents of a Lower Valley neighborhood are bracing for a big change as a convent that has been a pillar of the community prepares to close its…
Continue Reading Man arrested after allegedly breaking window at El Paso Police headquarters
A 28-year-old man was arrested early Monday morning after he allegedly threw a rock and broke a window at El Paso Police Headquarters in Central El…
Continue Reading 3 stabbed in Lower Valley bar fight, no arrest made
El Paso Police are searching for the man they say is responsible for stabbing three people at a Lower Valley bar early Monday morning. At about 1:56…
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