Nick Patrick
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El Paso, TX, United States
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ABC-7 First Alert Continues: Chance for some showers and storms again Thursday
Flood risk will remain with thunderstorms possible through this evening. Best chance for showers will be between 3 pm and 7 pm this evening. Overall heavy rain risk is fairly low but can't rule out some thunderstorms bubbling up with the instability in the atmosphere. High temperatures will be on the rise the next few → Read More
ABC-7 First Alert: Dangerous heat the next several days
Another hottest day of the year on tap for the Borderland as temperatures will top off near 104 for today. It looks like the hottest day overall will be on Saturday where we could break a record. It is only going to get hotter from here for the weekend. Not much changing overall with our daytime highs around 105 and 106 the next few days. Stay out of the sun and heat as much as possible! → Read More
Texas to open COVID-19 vaccinations to all adults next week
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- All adults in Texas will be eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine beginning Monday, March 29, according to the Department of State Health Services. The department expects vaccine supplies to increase next week. DSHS has directed vaccine providers to prioritize people ages 80 and older when scheduling appointments. This story is developing. → Read More
stormTRACK WEATHER: Rain chances ramp up next week
Breakout the umbrellas, rain makes a big return to the Borderland this week. 6.2.6 → Read More
Jury deliberates fate of El Paso man on trial for 3 crash deaths; defense calls prosecution a 'sham'
An El Paso County jury began deliberating Thursday morning in the case of former local boxer Joel Garcia, who is on trial for three counts of intoxication manslaughter with a vehicle. Jurors' deliberations on Garcia's fate began at 11:15 a.m. following closing arguments that were made in front of a packed courtroom that was at capacity. → Read More
Police searching for El Paso woman last seen 3 weeks ago
Police are looking for an El Paso woman who went missing August 24th. → Read More
Road rage leads to gunshots being fired in El Paso, driver jailed for assault with deadly weapon
A case of road rage between two drivers ended in gunshots being fired with a bullet hitting a house. → Read More
A La Union man was killed after he was crushed by his own car
Dona Ana County Sheriffs office says a mechanic was working underneath a vehicle when the vehicle fell on top of him. → Read More
Event cancellations in El Paso in light of today's shooting
Organizations have been sending in cancelations to the newsroom following the shooting. → Read More
Kai Locksley Reinstated to UTEP Football Team
EL PASO, Texas - Kai Locksley Reinstated to UTEP Football Team UTEP Director of Athletics Jim Senter and head football coach Dana Dimel announced on Friday that the suspension to Kai Locksley has been lifted, and he has been reinstated to the UTEP football team. "While the legal process has not come to a complete conclusion, we believe that the final charges against Kai will not be as severe as… → Read More
Tax free holiday weekend for buyers in New Mexico
The annual New Mexico Gross Receipts Tax Holiday is running this weekend and going on right now! → Read More
Stagnant, green pool water has west El Paso neighborhood concerned about mosquitoes
As three confirmed cases of West Nile in El Paso were announced on Friday, an ABC-7 viewer reached out with concerns about their neighbor's neglected pool being a potential breeding ground for mosquitoes that carry the virus. → Read More
StormTRACK FIRST ALERT for heavy rain
Strong thunderstorms continue to move across Southern New Mexico and are starting to slide into West Texas. → Read More
Advocacy groups push for new law against chained dogs.
The Texas Humane Legislation Network hosted events across the state to encourage members to reach out to lawmakers about SB 295. → Read More