Union calls for investigation into probation agency
Allegations of poor management and revelations of an inappropriate relationship. One organization said those are the reasons why it is calling for an…
Continue Reading Police investigate Sunday night shooting in Northeast El Paso
The El Paso Police Department’s Crimes Against Person’s unit is investigating a shooting that happened in Northeast El Paso Sunday night.…
Continue Reading Police release name of man whose death is suspicious
El Paso Police have released the name of the man whose death has been deemed suspicious. Edgar Lespron, 36, of El Paso sustained head trauma at some…
Continue Reading Little rain results in a lack of color along Castner Range
In years past, Castner Range has been known for a gold glow during Spring. That is the time when people visit the Museum of Archaeology to get a…
Continue Reading Residents react to Pope Benedict XVI resignation
Local Catholic church leaders say El Paso’s new bishop may already have been chosen, but won’t be appointed until after a new pope is…
Continue Reading City outdoor pools ready to open, safety a main priority
The unofficial start of summer is only a few days away and El Paso is already feeling the heat. To stay cool this summer, families will likely find…
Continue Reading Two robbery suspects wanted
El Paso police are on the lookout for two suspects they say are responsible for breaking into two convenience stores in the Lower Valley early…
Continue Reading Motorcyclist is in critical condition after single vehicle crash in Northeast El Paso
The El Paso Police Department’s Special Traffic Investigations Unit is investigating a single vehicle crash that has left a man in critical…
Continue Reading Police investigate downtown stabbing
El Paso police are investigating a stabbing that took place in downtown El Paso early Friday morning. The incident took place near the intersection…
Continue Reading Former Socorro High student develops summer fitness camp, needs volunteers
Roughly 75 fourth- and fifth-grade students at Socorro Independent School District elementary schools will have a new opportunity to get fit this…
Continue Reading Local therapist communicates with kids through play therapy
National Play Therapy Week started Sunday, February 1st. “It becomes me getting into their world the only way I have found that I can do that…
Continue Reading Candid column from Ft. Bliss’ Maj. Gen Pittard encourages soldiers to ‘find their voice’
Maj. Gen. Dana Pittard is packing his bags. The El Paso native is leaving Fort Bliss at the end of the month after almost three years as commander.…
Continue Reading Person stabbed in Northeast El Paso
One person is in the hospital after being stabbed early Tuesday morning in Northeast El Paso. The incident happened just before 1 a.m. on the 5200…
Continue Reading Perry considering another presidential run
The 2016 presidential elections are seeing more moves by candidates preparing to enter the race. Could Texas governor Rick Perry be considering…
Continue Reading City considers raising contributions to police and fire pension fund
El Paso City Council is thinking about putting more money into the police and fire pensions. The fund is continually under-funded. Some believe…
Continue Reading Court of appeals overturns guilty pleas in corruption case
The guilty pleas of public corruption defendant Adrian Pena have been overturned on appeal. Pena pleaded guilty in 2010 to paying bribes to help…
Continue Reading Two pedestrians struck and killed on Loop 375
Two people are dead after being struck while walking along northbound Loop 375 just after 2 a.m. They two were said to be walking approximately a…
Continue Reading Pedestrian struck near UTEP Saturday dies
A man who was hit by a car near UTEP around 9 p.m Saturday night has died. El Paso police say 48-year-old Armando Jezbera was crossing the 2900 block…
Continue Reading Woman killed in South-Central El Paso pedestrian accident
El Paso Police detectives investigated a deadly pedestrian crash in South-Central El Paso, near the Chamizal National Memorial. Police say the…
Continue Reading Borderland farmers optimistic about this year’s pecan prices
Lovers of deserts, get your recipes ready. It’s pecan season in the borderland! We’re were able to catch up with a local pecan farm to…
Continue Reading Chaparral residents take the law into their own hands
Twenty robberies in just two months, that happened in Chaparral this spring. Residents questioned the quality of their law enforcement. And now some…
Continue Reading 30-year-old Las Cruces pastor killed in wrong-way crash
A man killed when a wrong-way driver slammed onto his vehicle on the highway between El Paso, Texas and Las Cruces, N.M., was a pastor at a small…
Continue Reading Part of I-10 closed due to high winds, traffic backed up due to construction
New Mexico Department of Transportation officials say that I-10 from Lordsburg to Deming was closed Saturday due to high winds. Wind speeds in excess…
Continue Reading Parent concerned with how coaches handled lightning
The mother of a Picacho Middle School football player, who administered CPR to a 13-year-old boy who was struck by lightning this week, told ABC-7…
Continue Reading Owners respond to hookah lounge crackdown
They seem to be popping up all across town, but are smoking lounges a benefit for the economy or a hazard to consumers? There’s been a quiet…
Continue Reading El Paso City Hall vandalized overnight; man arrested
One man has been arrested and charged with allegedly vandalizing the El Paso City Hall sign. El Paso County Sheriff’s deputies have charged…
Continue Reading ABC-7 speaks to ref association about soccer fight
ABC-7 looked into what many viewers questioned about last week’s Andress-Jefferson soccer fight. What about the referees? Could he have done…
Continue Reading El Paso man in the hospital after overnight stabbing
One man is in the hospital after being stabbed at a Central El Paso bar. El Paso Police said it happened just after one Sunday morning at…
Continue Reading Canutillo ISD takes issue with O’Rourke’s request for an expanded investigation
Canutillo School Board President Armando Rodriguez is a little offended by El Paso Congressman Beto O’Rourke’s letter to the Department…
Continue Reading Opportunity Center faces budget cuts
The Opportunity Center for the Homeless says federal budget cuts will have a significant impact on its mission. The Center houses men, women,…
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