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UTEP breaks record with nearly 25,000 students enrolled for spring semester

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- The University of Texas at El Paso announced its highest spring semester enrollment in its history Thursday. According to the university, 24,901 students singed up for the spring 2026 semester -- a 4.4% increase from spring 2025. UTEP's College of Nursing had one of the strongest gains with a...
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Beloved educator Ana Maria Paniagua remembered for compassion, community impact

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA)--The family of Ana Maria Paniagua says the loss of the beloved educator is being felt far beyond their home, echoing across the entire community she served. “I can honestly go on about my mom. She was my best friend,” said her daughter, JoeAna Paniagua. “She loved,...
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Fabens woman ejected, killed in ATV crash

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — A 23-year-old woman from Fabens has died after she was ejected from an ATV crash this past weekend, the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office said. The Sheriff’s Office says just after 6 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 8, deputies responded to a crash involving serious injuries at the 200 block of […]
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18-year-old arrested for deadly firearm conduct in Central El Paso, police say

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — An 18-year-old was arrested after causing damage to a residence by firing a weapon last week in Central El Paso, according to El Paso police. Police say 18-year-old Abraham Emilio Carmona was charged with deadly conduct discharge firearm, and evading arrest or detention with a vehicle. Police...
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5 Best New Restaurants in El Paso that People Love

El Paso’s food scene has always been rich in border flavors, but recently it’s seen a surge of modern Mexican, farm‑inspired, and chef‑driven spots that sit right alongside the classic taquerias. These five newer or newly buzz‑worthy restaurants show how much the city is evolving.
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Ricardo Estrada Middle School becomes El Paso County’s first Heart Safe School

HORIZON CITY, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — Ricardo Estrada Middle School in Horizon City has become the first school in El Paso County to be named a Heart Safe School, a designation aimed at strengthening campus readiness for cardiac emergencies. The recognition is part of Project ADAM, a nationwide initiative focused...
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Sunland Park Calls Foul On $189K ‘Fix’ For Tainted Tap Water

State environmental regulators say they have a deal to start cleaning up southern New Mexico’s troubled drinking water system. Residents say it feels more like putting a price tag on their mistrust. This week, the New Mexico Environment Department announced a settlement with the Camino Real Regional Utility...
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Lubbock Sheriff Deputies Arrest Man After He Fled From Scene

It wasn't a long pursuit, but the driver attempted to get away.
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Was This El Paso Architect Leaving Secrets In His Buildings?

There’s something captivating about a city’s architecture that tells a story. In El Paso, Henry C. Trost’s buildings do just that, inviting curiosity about their hidden meanings.
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3 arrests in El Paso area part of new immigration cases filed in early...

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Federal authorities arrested three people in different incidents in the El Paso area, marking 255 new immigration and immigration-related criminal cases from February 6 to 12, throughout central and western areas of Texas. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Texas made the...

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