Long Covid testing lines boost hot dog vendor’s bottom line
EL PASO, Texas – Covid testing lines have been wrapping around buildings. Frustrated El Pasoans have been waiting for hours. One business happens…
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After the Texas synagogue hostage situation, what should you do if your house of worship is attacked?
EL PASO, Texas – A note sent to law enforcement by the FBI And Department of Homeland Security says faith based communities will “likely” be the…
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Rising dairy prices putting strain on Borderland retailers
SAN ELIZARIO, Texas — Rising dairy prices around the country are putting a strain on local retailers, such as Licon Dairy in San Elizario. …
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BBB of El Paso: Fraudulent Covid-19 tests ‘flared up’ due to omicron surge
EL PASO, Texas — With the omicron variant surging, more people are trying to get a Covid-19 test. Several agencies nationwide, including the Better…
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Chaparral man killed after fiery three-car crash in northeast El Paso
UPDATE: EL PASO, Texas — A Chaparral man was killed after a fiery three-car crash that resulted in a fire in northeast El Paso Sunday night. El Paso…
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ABC-7 Xtra: Borderland nursing shortage
EL PASO, Texas — If you’ve walked into a hospital and believe you are seeing fewer nurses or hospital staff, you’re not alone. Those same nurses are…
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Cookie College preps girl scouts for season
EL PASO, Texas- The leaders of the Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest put on their Cookie College at Western Technical College campus off of Loop…
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Veterans, city officials gather to honor late El Paso war hero Bob Chisolm
EL PASO, Texas– A man who survived some of the most violent battles American soldiers have ever seen such as Normandy, The Battle of the Bulge and…
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Multiple early morning crashes leave several in El Paso Hospitals
EL PASO, Texas – Three separate crashes early Saturday morning resulted in multiple people taken to the hospital with serious injuries. The first…
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El Paso man charged with setting fire to home
EL PASO, Texas – El Paso police arrested 45-year-old Eduardo Davila for setting fire to a home Tuesday in south-central El Paso. Police say the…
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12 detained by Border Patrol Agents in suspected smuggling attempt, 2 remain at large
EL PASO, Texas — On Thursday, January 13, 2022, at 7:00 a.m. Border Patrol Agents report seeing two vehicles they suspected of carrying undocumented…
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New voter registration certificates are in the mail for El Paso County registered voters
EL PASO, Texas — Registered voters can expect to see their new Voter Registration Certificates in their mailboxes soon. The El Paso County Elections…
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Car crashes through rock wall, left dangling near home in west El Paso
EL PASO, Texas – A driver crashed through a rock wall in west El Paso, leaving the car dangling between a parking lot and the lower level near a…
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El Paso man arrested for stealing, injuring dog
EL PASO, Texas – El Paso police arrested 21-year-old Bryan Montejano for stealing and injuring a dog. According to police Montejano was seen at the…
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Police identify driver killed after being struck by train in northeast El Paso
UPDATE: El Paso police have identified the driver killed when her car was struck by a train as 33-year-old Diana Saray Vasquez. EL PASO, Texas (KVIA)…
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Think you’re overpaying at the vet? See how much it costs to vaccinate your dog in El Paso, Texas
ManyPets investigated dog vaccination costs in El Paso using data from Banfield Pet Hospital’s price estimator…
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A combination of pandemic-related problems are creating empty shelves at grocery stores
EL PASO, Texas — Grocery stores are having a difficult time keeping their shelves fully stocked for customers, but it is not because of panic…
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Alcohol prices spike, frustrating Borderland customers
EL PASO, Texas – Bar patrons tell ABC-7 that they are paying almost double for any drink with spirits in it. This comes after prices have risen…
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El Paso Children’s Museum receives one million dollar donation from Helen of Troy
EL PASO, Texas – Locally owned consumer brand corporation Helen of Troy has donated one million dollars to the El Paso Children’s Museum and Science…
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El Paso Police officer suspended following excessive force investigation
EL PASO – El Paso Police say one police officer will be suspended after a review board determined the officer violated the department’s Use of Force…
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WATCH: GM, El Paso partner to ‘substantially’ reduce community’s carbon footprint
EL PASO, Texas – A new partnership aims to reduce El Paso’s carbon footprint. The city, community groups, and General Motors are announcing the…
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When to seek emergency care if you’re Covid-19 positive
EL PASO, Texas — Covid-19 hospitalizations in El Paso are at the highest level they’ve been since December 2020. With hundreds more El Pasoans…
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El Pasoans will receive higher water bills beginning in March: here’s why
EL PASO, Texas – El Pasoans will see higher water bills this year and climate change is partly to blame.Between historic flooding, a shrinking Rio…
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Pedestrian seriously injured after being hit by car in east El Paso
EL PASO, Texas – A pedestrian was struck by a car in east El Paso and taken to the hospital with serious injuries. It happened Tuesday on the 9800…
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WATCH: El Paso Mayor and County Judge hold joint news conference on Covid-19
EL PASO, Texas — El Paso Mayor Oscar Leeser and El Paso County Judge Samaniego addressed the media regarding the spike in COVID-19 infections.…
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El Paso Naturopath accused of providing performance-enhancing drugs in ‘effort to corrupt 2020 Tokyo Olympics’
EL PASO, Texas – Charges have been filed in federal court in Manhattan against Eric Lira, a “naturopathic” therapist from El Paso, accusing him of…
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BBB of El Paso: Be wary of weight loss scams to start the new year
EL PASO, Texas — Losing weight is one of the most popular new years resolutions. But online scammers are looking to take advantage of that. The…
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Where people in El Paso are moving to most
Stacker compiled a list of where people in El Paso, TX Metro Area are moving to the most using data from the U.S. Census…
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New west El Paso wastewater treatment facility now operating at full capacity
EL PASO, Texas – Since August, sewage from two broken pipelines in west El Paso has caused foul odors to permeate around the area, frustrating locals…
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National group fights human trafficking in the Borderland
EL PASO, Texas- According to the Executive Director of Paso del Norte Center of Hope Nicole Schiff, human trafficking is a lot more prevalent then…
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