Wil Herren
ABC-7 News
El Paso, TX, United States
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The weekend starts nice but Sunday things will change
EL PASO, Texas- Friday and Saturday are looking nice in the Borderland. Sunday though is when the weather will begin to change. The area will see 20-30mph winds with gusts reaching 50 to 50mph. The winds will stay in the area until around Thursday when they will start to calm down. Along with the winds, → Read More
Very Presidential weather in the Borderland today
EL PASO, Texas- As the Commander in Chief makes his way to El Paso today, I'm sure he will enjoy what he is feeling outside. The high will be around 63 degrees today with an overnight low of 35. There is no precipitation in the forecast all week. Winds will be soft at around 6 → Read More
Nice weather for some football
EL PASO, Texas- Your Sun Bowl forecast started with a little bit of rain all throughout El Paso county. Those showers lifted around 5 AM. The winds will be in the 20-mile-per-hour range for most of the day. The temperature at kickoff will be around 54 degrees with your drive home at around 57 degrees. → Read More
Texas enhanced safety checkpoints frustrate businesses; New Mexico law enforcement caught off guard
EL PASO, Texas- Enhanced safety inspections continued into a second day along Highway 178, where miles of trucks lined up waiting. The inspection point was set up by Texas Department of Public Safety officials Monday on morning at 6 a.m. and were to end at 6 p.m. according to Sgt. Eliot Torres , DPS spokesperson → Read More
As migrant surge swells, one Las Cruces shelter may close due to funding
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico- The El Calvario United Methodist Church in Las Cruces may have to shut down its shelter. El Calvario has been aiding migrants and the homeless for almost a decade with blankets, clothing, food and a warm place to sleep. With more migrants coming into the Borderland daily, Susana Torres, the shelter → Read More
Organ Mountain High School student struck and killed by fellow student
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico- The 16-year-old Organ Mountain High School student who was killed in a crash Friday was struck by a fellow 18-year-old Organ Mountain High School student, according to school officials. Law enforcement confirmed that the 16-year-old was walking along the sidewalk on Bataan Memorial East when 18-year-old Isaiah Angel Anthony Guiterrez struck → Read More
Police dashcam video of NMSU Men's Basketball coaches and shooting released
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico- Dashcam video of New Mexico State University Head Men's Basketball Greg Heiar and assistant coach Dominique Taylor has been released to the media. Video shows NMSU Men's Basketball player, Mike Peake getting attacked by three men and shot by three men. The video also shows Peake returning fire and killing UNM → Read More
NMSU students react to shooting investigation revelations about gun, cooperation with police
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico- Aggies are reacting to revelations Monday evening that NMSU coaches held onto the firearm Mike Peake used in a self-defense shooting that killed a UNM student. "The coaches should face some sort of penalty because they could have prevented that," said freshman Jose Magallanes. "It's a terrible situation all around," said → Read More
NMSU officials to hold news conference regarding deadly shooting involving the mens basketball program today
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico -- Chancellor Dan Arvizu and Athletic Director Mario Moccia will hold a news conference via Zoom at 1:30 this afternoon. It is in regards to the deadly shooting that took place the weekend of November the 19th. According to sources, NMSU Basketball player Michael Peake was attacked and shot and then → Read More
Doña Ana County Sheriff election heats up
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico- Incumbent Sheriff Kim Stewart faces Republican candidate Byron Hollister for the position of Sheriff of Doña Ana County. Hollister is a former Co-Commander of the U.S. Marshal Service. In a candidate forum back in October Hollister said that the most important issue is the protection of children in the county. Stewart → Read More
Local amusement park bought by Traders Village Marketplace
EL PASO, Texas - El Paso area staple, Western Playland Amusement Park was bought by Traders Village Marketplace which is headquartered in Grand Prairie, TX. The latest addition the the company that also runs three flea markets in Dallas, San Antonio, and Houston. It has been around since 1973 and attracts millions of guests every → Read More
La Havana bartender supported by family, friends, and employer in breast cancer battle
EL PASO, Texas- Jennifer Zielsdorf's battle with cancer was quick. Diagnosed in February of 2022, she told ABC-7 that by April, her doctors were administering chemotherapy. Zielsdorf said that during the process, her family, friends and employer have stood by her side. “They would text me, they would call me, they would show up with → Read More
Bob Yacone charged with first-degree murder in wife's shooting death
DOÑA ANA COUNTY, New Mexico -- The Doña Ana County Sheriff's Office confirms the death of Kim Yacone and the arrest of her husband, Bob Yacone. The Yacones were owners of a local Italian restaurant in Picacho Hills. Sheriff Kim Stewart held a news conference Tuesday afternoon, in which she outlined the timeline of events. → Read More
Hot day in the Borderland, rain later in the week
EL PASO, Texas- Temperatures look to reach over 105 today in the El Paso area. Las Cruces and the surrounding towns also will see triple-digit heat. Rain is on the Borderland. El Paso and Las Cruces should see light precipitation after the 1 o'clock hour. Those rains will intensify and head Southwest and North of → Read More
100 degree temperatures for your back to school day
EL PASO, Texas- The temperatures will be in the 100s on Monday and will continue until around Wednesday. Thursday the temperatures should drop under 100 degrees but you still may see triple digit heat in areas of the Borderland. There is a 10% chance of rain later in the evening. Rain chances raise to around → Read More
Take a break from the heat in Doña Ana County
DOÑA ANA COUNTY, New Mexico -- It's going to be another hot day in the Borderland. Temperatures will be going down later this week. For those seeking some relief in the meantime, there are community centers in rural counties that will help: Radium Springs, 12060 Lindbeck Road – (575) 523-8650Butterfield, 9350 Berry Patch Lane – → Read More
Watch: Dona Ana Sheriff's Office holds news conference regarding fatal Vinton shooting
DOÑA ANA, County -- LAS CRUCES, New Mexico- During a news conference, Dona Ana Sheriff Kim Stewart said her deputies were on the lookout for the driver who had been in a hit and run incident on Transmountain in El Paso, Texas. She showed a dashcam video of her deputy contacting 28-year-old Richard Guerra, driving → Read More
Another 100-degree day in the Borderland
EL PASO, Texas- It will be another 100-degree day in the Borderland, with some areas experiencing even warmer temperatures. Winds will be around 5 to 15 miles an hour, with gusts hitting the 20s. There is a slight chance of rain in the Borderland, most of it being West and North of the El Paso → Read More
Light afternoon showers and warm temperatures are forecasted for the Borderland
EL PASO, Texas- Multiple areas of El Paso will be seeing afternoon showers. Around 1 p.m. those living around Chaparral should see some light rain. At 3 p.m. El Paso will be seeing showers on both sides of the mountain that shouldn't last more than an hour. The Alamogordo area will also be seeing rainfall → Read More
Friends remember man killed in Chaparral incident
CHAPARRAL, New Mexico- Friends of the man shot and killed this weekend have identified him as Brian Humble. The Sheriff's Office has not yet released his name. Neighbors say Humble was in his late 50s and lived at the 100 block of Iron Horse. Deputies were called out to the area regarding loud noise, and → Read More