Blue bin snafu leaves El Paso woman without place to put her recyclables
EL PASO, Texas — Evelyn Rojo was out of town during her neighborhood’s trash collection day. She says her son took her bins out Monday night,…
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Telemedicine widely utilized by El Paso doctors, medical students since start of pandemic
EL PASO, Texas — The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the medical industry in more ways than one. Chances are if you’ve had a doctor’s appointment in…
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Public Service Board requests $356M bond for El Paso Water
EL PASO, Texas — The Public Service Board voted unanimously Wednesday to ask El Paso City Council to allow El Paso Water to issue $356 million in…
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Free vaccines for Borderland pets as part of National Pet Vaccination Month
EL PASO, Texas – El Paso Animal Services is working with its community partners to offer free pet vaccinations and microchips to hundreds of pets on…
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Bracing for even higher prices: El Paso manufacturing company feels squeeze from supply shortages, price spikes
EL PASO, Texas – An El Paso manufacturer says a combination of the pandemic, supply chain issues, and the conflict in Ukraine are affecting the…
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Electric bikes get second look as the borderland grapples with gas prices
EL PASO, Texas – At a maximum speed of 28 miles per hour, e-bikes can only go so fast. But their popularity is soaring as gas prices rise. El Paso…
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El Paso officer swerves to avoid head-on collision; lower valley man arrested
EL PASO, Texas – El Paso police say an officer had to take evasive action to avoid being hit by a man who was driving straight towards him. Police…
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Man stabbed trying to break up central El Paso bar fight
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — El Paso police said a man was taken to the hospital after being stabbed at a bar late Wednesday night. It happened after 11…
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From gas to grain; prices rise due to the Ukraine war, El Paso to feel impact
EL PASO, Texas — Gas prices aren’t the only thing increasing due to the war in Ukraine; we’re also seeing the price of grain go up too. The price of…
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El Paso companies feeling the spike in oil prices
EL PASO, Texas – As oil prices continue to spike in the country, one El Paso transportation company has felt that extra cost. Mesilla Valley…
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Brush fires light up the Borderland
EL PASO, Texas– Fire departments in the Borderland have fought several brush fires lately, reporting an increase in these types of calls. “During…
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Montana Expansion Project reaches major milestone bringing relief for east El Paso drivers
EL PASO, Texas – Starting Wednesday, March 9, drivers will be able to travel on the two new eastbound lanes of the Montana project. This is…
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Milam Elementary School welcomes new principal
EL PASO, Texas – The El Paso Independent School District announced Devin Roush as the new leader for Milam Elementary school students, teachers and…
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$250,000 gift for the medical and dental student scholarships
EL PASO, Texas – Paul and Cecilia Porras announced a gift of $250,000 to Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso Monday. A matching…
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El Pasoans discover unique way to send support to war ravaged Ukrainian people
EL PASO, Texas- With the war in Ukraine ongoing, some El Pasoans have found a way to support the people who live in the areas torn by the conflict.…
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378 new breakthrough COVID-19 cases and 24 deaths reported by health officials
EL PASO, Texas – The borderland’s health officials report a cumulative total of 3, 330 deaths due to COVID-19. In CDC Week 9 there were 24 which…
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El Paso Chihuahuas hope MLB lockout will increase minor league attendance
EL PASO, Texas– The Major League Baseball lockout has left the first two series of regular season games canceled. But back in the Borderland, the…
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El Paso area high schools receive national award for encouraging girls to study computer science
EL PASO, Texas — A certain “STEM” field is gaining steam. Computer Science is a highly-popular career field and high schools across El Paso are…
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Lending a helping hand to El Paso’s less fortunate
EL PASO, Texas — Agape Ministry with El Paso’s First Baptist church has been helping the less fortunate of the El Paso community for the past ten…
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One person injured in south central El Paso shooting
EL PASO, Texas – A shooting Sunday evening in south central El Paso left one person with non-life threatening injuries, a fire dispatch spokesman…
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Driver arrested after deadly motorcycle crash
UPDATE (03/22): A motorcyclist who was seriously hurt in Saturday night’s crash, has now died of his injuries. Special Traffic Investigators say…
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El Pasoans can now donate food while giving plasma during the month of March
EL PASO, Texas– During the month of March, a global company is partnering with El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Food Bank to help address the shortage of…
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Police search for driver involved in deadly hit-and-run
UPDATE (03/22): Police officials have yet to identify the 26-year-old man who died as a result of Saturday night’s crash. Special Traffic…
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Movie theaters “are back” ahead of “The Batman” Premiere
EL PASO, Texas — Ahead of the highly anticipated premiere of “The Batman” movie theaters in the borderland are gearing up for a packed…
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Central El Paso fire lights up the sky
EL PASO, Texas — A fire erupted in Central El Paso just before 5 a.m. The fire happened at the 2000 block of Magoffin Avenue. Fire dispatch wasn’t…
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EL PASO, Texas — One person was rushed to the hospital with life threatening injuries after being struck by a car. The crash happened just after…
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5-year-old El Paso girl reunited with her favorite character
EL PASO, Texas – A 5-year-old El Paso girl’s birthday wish came true. Maya was about to have her birthday party when her grandmother asked her whom…
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COVID-19 continues to cause havoc for Borderland Shelter
SUNLAND PARK, New Mexico- As people begin to recover from the pandemic, animal services in the Borderland are feeling some unforeseen effects due to…
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Area testing sites adjust hours due to decline in Covid-19 testing demands
EL PASO, Texas – The City of El Paso said beginning March 7 the mega testing sites and the convention center site will adjust their hours of…
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Miner Athletic Club announces Willie Cager Endowed Basketball Scholarship
EL PASO, Texas – The Willie Cager Endowed Basketball Scholarship is being funded by Don Scott in honor of Cager. The two formed a friendship during…
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