Julio-Cesar Chavez
ABC-7 News
El Paso, TX, United States
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Travelers at El Paso International Airport taking extra precautions and cleaning more due to coronavirus concerns
EL PASO. Texas -- El Paso International Airport is continuing with cleanliness guidelines and travelers are taking extra precautions amidst coronavirus concerns. An airport staffer told ABC-7 they have seen a lot less traffic in recent weeks, and an official representative said they follow the same cleaning schedule no matter what. “Every day of the → Read More
SWAT standoff in northeast El Paso ends peacefully as wanted man surrenders to police
EL PASO, Texas -- A SWAT standoff Friday afternoon with a wanted man barricaded in a home in northeast El Paso ended peacefully when he finally surrendered to police. Noel Thomas Taylor, 48, was taken into custody about 2:50 p.m. Police said the standoff erupted around 12:30 p.m., about two hours after officers and federal → Read More
Las Cruces teen next in line for heart transplant
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico -- Brannden Fernandez has a heart that’s too big for his body. His family always knew it would have to be replaced but that time came faster than expected. He’s 16 years old and waiting for a heart transplant. Last October Brannden Fernandez’ enlarged heart made his blood pressure in his → Read More
Mesa Street, I-10 east in El Paso among most congested roads in Texas
EL PASO, Texas -- Two of the 100 worst congested roads in Texas are located here in El Paso. According to the annual study released by the Texas A&M transportation institute, some of the heaviest El Paso commute congestion is on Mesa Street between Executive Center Blvd. and downtown. There's an average five minute delay → Read More
Chickenpox outbreak strikes at Mexican migrant shelter
A group of Central American migrants is under quarantine in a Juarez shelter after a chickenpox outbreak. The shelter itself has now opened its doors. Nearly 800 migrants are housed in the Leona Vicario shelter, where the Mexican federal government cares for Central American asylum seekers sent back by the US to wait in Mexico. → Read More
Texans in Congress have different approaches to gun violence after August shootings
August recess is just about over and Congress will go back to Washington after three mass shootings across the U.S. Elected officials representing El Paso and the state of Texas have plans to tackle the varied issues. → Read More
Crews extinguish fire in Fabens
Multiple agencies battled a fire in Fabens on Saturday afternoon. → Read More
Crews work to extinguish central El Paso fire
Crews are working to extinguish a fire in central El Paso Sunday night. → Read More
State Police: Investigators run out of leads in search for missing man
Investigators have no more leads in the case of a missing 73-year-old Las Cruces man. → Read More
Tax deadline approaches, here are some some tips for last-minute filing
If you have not filed your taxes yet pay attention, the final deadline is tomorrow. There are a ton of factors in everyone’s lives that affect how taxes need to be filed, here’s how you can find some help. → Read More
Police still searching for answers in Border Patrol Museum vandalism case
Police still searching for suspects in last month’s vandalism case at the Border Patrol Museum. → Read More
Snow into spring "can easily happen" as El Pasoans enjoy white capped mountains
As winter ends over the next few days, Saturday may not be the last time we have snow into the beginning of spring. → Read More
Firefighters battle structure fire in Hatch, New Mexico
Firefighers are currently battling a blaze in Hatch, New Mexico, the chief confirmed. → Read More
Horse rescue group needs help caring for abused animals
All the work falls on the shoulders of a single organization. They're struggling to keep up with the care, and are asking for you help. → Read More
The Night Shift: A look at changing smuggling patterns in the remote New Mexico desert
The Antelope Wells port of entry, a remote border crossing in the New Mexico desert, has been seeing hundreds of undocumented immigrants turning themselves over to Border Patrol almost every week. → Read More
EPISD to explore options to re-purpose or sell elementary campuses shutting down
Beall, Schuster, Alta Vista and Burleson Elementary schools will all shut down once this school year is over, but repurposing or selling those properties won’t be quick. → Read More
Deadly Fire Suspect: 'I'm determined to prove my innocence'
A Sunland Park couple charged in connection to a deadly arson case will remain jailed without bond as they await trial. → Read More
Sheriff's Office: Husband torches home after wife caught him with another woman
A man set fire to his mobile home in La Union Wednesday after a domestic dispute with his wife, who accused him of cheating after finding him with another woman, according to Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Office. → Read More
Laura Avila dies after plastic surgery complications in Juarez procedure
Laura Avila, a woman who went into a coma after plastic surgery complications in Cd. Juarez , has died according to her sister's Facebook post. → Read More
Migrants seeking asylum moved from ports of entry as temps drop
Hundreds of asylum seekers waiting on the international bridges are being cleared and moved to a shelter as temperatures drop in the borderland. → Read More