Dylan McKim
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El Paso, TX, United States
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City council to decide future of the proposed downtown multi-purpose center
EL PASO, Texas -- City council members will decide whether to continue with the planning of a proposed multi-purpose arena in downtown El Paso, or shift the funds allocated for the project to other areas in the city during a city council meeting on Tuesday. At that meeting, the council will review the results of → Read More
Authorities looking for escaped convict in Anthony, TX
ANTHONY, Texas -- Authorities are looking for an escaped convict who went missing from a federal prison on Saturday morning. Christian Delgado, 28, went missing from the satellite camp that is next to the La Tuna federal prison. The satellite camp is a minimum security facility and currently houses 223 male offenders. An internal investigation → Read More
Police investigate stabbing in central El Paso
EL PASO, Texas -- El Paso police are investigating a stabbing in a central El Paso neighborhood on Christmas night. The stabbing happened in the 3700 block of Truman avenue. Stay with ABC-7 for any updates to this story. → Read More
Sun Bowl Fan Fiesta's Battle of the Bands moved to different location
EL PASO, Texas -- One of the popular events of the Sun Bowl Fan Fiesta, Battle of the Bands, has been moved from the El Paso Convention Center to Fort Bliss. The bands for both Pitt and UCLA will battle it out at Freedom Crossing on Fort Bliss on Dec. 29. The event is usually → Read More
City provides update on migrant situation as more than 1,000 cross border Sunday evening
EL PASO, Texas -- Mayor Oscar Leeser said he will not declare an emergency right now as more than 1,000 migrants crossed the border into El Paso Sunday evening, but he did say that Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas will be in "late today" and there are meetings planned for Tuesday. Deputy City → Read More
Is Roger Rodriguez still the municipal court judge for the Village of Vinton?
EL PASO COUNTY, Texas -- In the aftermath of the resignation of El Paso county's District Attorney Yvonne Rosales, questions still remain about Roger Rodriguez, a man who was considered a representative to the D.A.'s office and who is accused of intimidating and imitating the family of a Walmart shooting victim. The biggest question is: → Read More
Pediatric beds at full capacity in El Paso as respiratory illness spikes
EL PASO, Texas -- The city's health authority, Dr. Hector Ocaranza, said that all of the staffed pediatric hospital beds in El Paso are at full capacity as respiratory illness spikes during the winter and holiday season. Dr. Ocaranza gave the update during a city council agenda review. He updated council members on Covid-19, Influenza, → Read More
WATCH: Judge in Walmart case likely to decide if a gag order was violated
Hoffmann says he believes Rodriguez wanted to use his family for his own benefit. He also says he felt threatened by Rodriguez. He says Rodriguez opened his jacket and showed he was carrying a gun while at a restaurant. He said he used it against his "enemies."— Dylan McKim KVIA ABC-7 (@DylMcK14) November 30, 2022 → Read More
Will D.A. Yvonne Rosales appear in court on Monday?
EL PASO, Texas -- All eyes will be on the 346th District Court Monday afternoon to see if District Attorney Yvonne Rosales will be in the courtroom after a visiting judge ordered her appearance to discuss matters in the removal case against her. Visiting Judge Tryon D. Lewis made that order a week ago, the → Read More
D.A. Yvonne Rosales agrees to resign by Dec. 14
UPDATE: Rosales has agreed to resign by Dec. 14 at 5 p.m., otherwise be removed by Dec. 15, according to ABC-7's Dylan McKim, who is at court proceedings. According to McKim, Rosales has written a letter but has yet to send it to Governor Greg Abbott. Rosales retains her title until her official resignation date; → Read More
District attorney's office claims audio tapes in Walmart case were altered
EL PASO, Texas -- The El Paso district attorney's office says two of the three audio tapes used in an ad litem report, the same report that accuses a "representative" of District Attorney Yvonne Rosales of threatening and impersonating the family of a Walmart victim, are altered from their original recording. The state made those → Read More
Gov. Greg Abbott calls immigration from Mexico an 'invasion,' invokes Invasion Clause
AUSTIN, Texas -- Governor Greg Abbott says he has invoked the Invasion Clauses of the U.S. and Texas Constitutions in a new executive order to fight back what he calls an invasion at the Texas-Mexico border. The governor sent a letter to county judges along the Texas-Mexico border to "assure" them the state was taking → Read More
Defense attorneys in Walmart case accuse D.A., assistants of thwarting justice system
EL PASO, Texas -- The defense attorneys representing the accused Walmart shooter have accused District Attorney Yvonne Rosales and her assistants of not complying with the legal process in a new filing in the case. The new filing from defense attorneys Mark Stevens, Joe Spencer, and Felix Valenzuela reads, "It is completely unexplainable why three → Read More
Scheduling hearing in DA removal case postponed to December
EL PASO, Texas -- A scheduling hearing in the case to remove District Attorney Yvonne Rosales that was set for Thursday was postponed to early December after both parties agreed they were not ready for the hearing. Visiting Judge Tryon D. Lewis made the trip from Odessa to be in the courtroom in El Paso → Read More
El Paso City Council District 1 election going to runoff
Update: Brian Kennedy and Analisa Cordova Silverstein will head to a runoff election for the El Paso City Council District 1 position in December. Kennedy received about 42 percent of the vote while Cordova Silverstein received about 25 percent. Since none of the candidates got more than 50 percent of the vote, the two candidates → Read More
Family and friends mourn loss of three teenagers killed in weekend crash
CHAPARRAL, New Mexico -- A makeshift memorial was created at the intersection where two separate crashes happened over the weekend, resulting in the death of three teenagers and injuring multiple others. New Mexico State Police say a 16-year-old driver ran a stop sign while driving on Steve drive and hit a truck traveling on Angelina → Read More
Three teenagers killed, three others injured in Chaparral crash
CHAPARRAL, New Mexico -- New Mexico State Police say a 16-year-old driver failed to stop at a posted stop sign before crashing into a truck. The impact killed the 16-year-old and his two passengers, a 15-year-old girl and an 18-year-old man. State police say the teenagers were not wearing their seatbelts but also say alcohol → Read More
Jury trial to remove DA Yvonne Rosales set for March 2023
EL PASO, Texas -- The jury trial in the removal case of District Attorney Yvonne Rosales has been set for March 2023, according to a signed court order from presiding Judge Tryon D. Lewis. Judge Lewis has set a scheduling hearing for the morning of November 10 at the county courthouse in downtown El Paso. → Read More
District Attorney faces suspension now that removal case goes to trial
EL PASO, Texas -- District Attorney Yvonne Rosales could face suspension after the County Attorney decided on Tuesday to proceed with prosecuting the removal case. Chapter 87 of Texas law says, "After the issuance of the order requiring citation of the officer, the district judge may temporarily suspend the officer and may appoint another person → Read More
County Attorney to proceed to remove District Attorney from office
UPDATE: According to a court filing obtained by ABC-7, El Paso County Attorney Jo Anne Bernal plans to advance the case to remove District Attorney Yvonne Rosales from office. EL PASO, Texas -- El Paso County Attorney Jo Anne Bernal will have to make a decision before the end of Tuesday on whether or not → Read More