Sun Soaks El Paso As Mountain Showers Crash The Week
El Paso started Tuesday under clear skies and sticky, mild air, with temperatures near 59°F at the airport. The day heads toward a bright, mostly sunny afternoon with a high around 86°F. Most of the valley should stay dry, although isolated mountain showers or a stray thunderstorm could pop up later in the day.
Nephew of ‘El Chapo’ arrested in Mexican border town
Mexican officials said they have arrested the nephew of drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
Borderland Kids Stuck In Months-Long Specialist Wait
For many families across the Borderland, getting a child to see a pediatric specialist has turned into a months-long waiting game. Parents say appointments are being booked far into the future, while local hospitals struggle to recruit the highly trained doctors needed for everything from pediatric endocrinology and ea
Ysleta ISD names new principal at Alicia R. Chacón International School
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- There's a new principal at Alicia R. Chacon International School. Tuesday, the Ysleta Independent School District announced Juan Guzman will take over leadership at the campus. Guzman serves as Scotsdale Elementary School now, where he started as a special education teacher, YISD said. He's bee
Water outage in Northeast El Paso planned for Wednesday
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- El Paso Water said a planned water outage will affect some Northeast residents Wednesday while the utility does replacement work. The utility said from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday, about 200 customers near Cross Street from Deer Avenue to Oryx Circle will lose water service. The work will repla
El Paso Residents Face Blue Bin Policies That May Discourage Recycling Efforts
El Paso Water's new recycling policy has residents worried about losing their blue bins for minor mistakes, raising concerns that it could discourage recycling efforts in the community.
Opinion: El Paso Electric is flouting Texas law to gouge solar customers
El Paso resident Jon Muir installed rooftop solar on his home in 2022. He was shocked to see his electric bill this month come in nearly four times higher than he expected at $117. A new fee on his bill made the difference. “For years, I’ve been used to seeing...
American Idol alum Julián Kalel, Krystall Poppin to perform at America 250 celebrations
EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — Fresh off his appearance on American Idol, hometown favorite Julián Kalel is set to return to El Paso this summer as part of the city’s America 250 Celebration festivities in Downtown El Paso. Kalel will perform at San Jacinto Plaza on Saturday,...
El Paso man arrested after allegedly stalking victim with drone, deputies say
EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — A man accused of using a drone to monitor a home after following a victim home was arrested in El Paso after deputies responded to a family violence call, authorities said. On Saturday, at 7:38 a.m., deputies responded to the 600 block of Paseo...
Podcast: As EPISD looks to ‘extreme measures’ to avoid financial exigency, imminent layoffs create...
Diego Mendoza-Moyers: Today, we’re talking about the financial disaster underway within El Paso’s largest school district. This week, the elected trustees of El Paso Independent School District learned of a $52 million hole in the district’s budget that became apparent in early May. The school district’s leaders blamed
