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All-female ABC-7 crew produces newscast on International Women's Day
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- On this International Women's Day, an all-female production crew put ABC-7 at 5 on the air. While we're taking the time to highlight their work today, the sight of a control room filled with women is not uncommon at KVIA. Many of the newscasts that you enjoy are put together → Read More
First African American El Paso fire chief reflects on Black History Month
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- El Paso Fire Chief Jonathan Killings was appointed to his new position in December of 2022. He is the first person of African descent to serve in that position. He sat down to speak with ABC-7 this Black History Month. Chief Killings started with the El Paso Fire Department in → Read More
El Paso County Judge testifies before House Judiciary Committee on border crisis
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- El Paso Judge Ricardo Samaniego testified before the House Judiciary Committee Wednesday. He served as a witness to the ongoing border crisis. Samaniego spoke about the impact of the crisis on the Borderland. Congresswoman Veronica Escobar introduced Judge Samaniego. Other witnesses included a sheriff from Arizona and the leader of → Read More
William Beaumont Army Medical Center hosts bone marrow drive
William Beaumont Army Medical Center wants you to consider becoming a bone marrow donor. → Read More
UMC welcomes new 'game-changing' technology
University Medical Center of El Paso has a new portable MRI device. → Read More
Making smart year-end money moves
Before we move into 2023, you still have the chance to make some smart money moves to end 2022 well. → Read More
Overdose deaths during pregnancy rise dramatically
Overdose deaths appear to be on the rise among Americans who are pregnant, or who just gave birth. → Read More
Experts warn of toxic levels of mercury in some beauty creams
EL PASO, Texas -- A woman in Minnesota recently lost her peripheral vision after using beauty creams that promised skin-whitening results. The Minnesota Poison Control System says her family was also put at risk. Dr. Sarah Watkins, Medical Director of the West Texas Regional Poison Center, says toxic levels of mercury are to blame for → Read More
Jam-packed airports and roads this Thanksgiving
EL PASO, Texas -- With Thanksgiving underway, Americans are still packing airports and roads across the U.S. Nearly 49-million people are expected to drive this Thanksgiving holiday. The American Automobile Association, or Triple-A, said this is the most expensive Thanksgiving week average on record, with a national average of $3.63 a gallon. Air travel is → Read More
Thanksgiving inflation causing holiday headache
Thanksgiving is the holiday to gather with family, give thanks, and cook food with loved ones. Inflation, however, is causing problems for Americans everywhere, including here in the Borderland. → Read More
EPISD proposes termination for administrator indicted for kidnapping, sexual assault
EL PASO, Texas -- The El Paso Independent School District is proposing termination for an administrator facing federal charges of kidnapping and sexual assault. Jeffrey Steven Clay was indicted by a federal grand jury last week. Investigators say he offered a ride to a woman but, instead, then drove her to his home in Anthony, New Mexico. Investigators → Read More
Fox Toyota donates RAV4 to Sisters of Charity in Juarez
EL PASO, Texas -- Fox Toyota of El Paso donated a brand new car to a children's clinic in Juarez. The Fox Family Foundation presented the RAV4 to the Sisters of Charity who operate Proyecto Santo Niño in the Anapra area. The family previously donated a van to benefit the clinic as well. The sisters → Read More
Two migrants fall from border wall in Sunland Park
SUNLAND PARK, New Mexico - Firefighters in Sunland Park rescued two people after falling from the border wall on Monday. First responders used a basket to lift one of the migrants over a stopped train near the wall. That person suffered from a serious lower leg injury. Officials coordinated with Union Pacific to keep the → Read More
El Paso Zoo welcomes baby pronghorns
EL PASO, Texas -- The El Paso Zoo and Botanical Gardens is now home to eight baby pronghorns. Zoo officials welcomed the babies, or fawns, Tuesday. The fawns pranced around their exhibit, playing with each other and with zookeepers. The troop of pronghorns is only one to three weeks old. There are three boys and → Read More
Amistad extends utility assistance to El Paso renters
Residents can apply for assistance paying for utility bills. The program hopes to assist those impacted by the pandemic. → Read More
Reporter's mom drops by during live shot
Reporter's mom drops by during his live shot. His reaction goes viral. → Read More
El Paso baby born on 'Twosday'
El Paso parents celebrate baby born on a date that will not happen for another 400 years: 'Twosday'. → Read More