Elemi restaurant earns spot on Texas Monthly’s top 25 list
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — El Paso-based restaurant Elemi has earned a spot on Texas Monthly’s list of the 25 best new or improved restaurants in Texas, adding another milestone for owners and co-founders Emiliano and Kristal Marentes. The recognition comes as the couple continues to expand their culinary footprint across
How Much History Do You Know About The Legendary Paydirt Pete?
Paydirt Pete, UTEP's beloved mascot, started as a doodle in 1962 and now symbolizes El Paso's rich mining heritage with pride and resilience at every homecoming celebration.
Explore The Remnants Of Lobo, A Texas Town Shaped By Minerals And Misfortune
Lobo, Texas, once a bustling railroad stop, now stands as a ghost town, its once-promising streets echoing tales of mineral wealth and natural disasters.
El Paso ISD board votes to lay off 55 employees under financial exigency
Fifty-five El Paso Independent School District employees are losing their jobs after the board of trustees took a series of votes Monday to terminate their contracts for the 2026-27 school year. The vote was the final step needed to lay off dozens of employees, including teachers, instructional coaches and social...
Man accused of threatening shoppers with knife at Outlet Shoppes arrested
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- A 41-year-old man is facing multiple felony charges after police say he threatened several people with a knife at the Outlet Shoppes at El Paso. According to the El Paso Police Department, officers responded around 1:55 p.m. on Friday June 12 to the 7000 block of South Desert Boulevard followin
Stanley Jobe’s firm outbids EP Electric for 592 acres of city land
El Paso businessman Stanley Jobe’s concrete supply company outbid El Paso Electric for 592 acres of vacant Northeast El Paso land being sold by El Paso Water. Jobe Materials, a large El Paso supplier of concrete, aggregates, and other construction materials founded by Stanley Jobe, had the winning bid of $8.15 million
Facing budget crisis, YISD budget proposal spends down savings to near zero
As it falls deeper into a financial crisis, the Ysleta Independent School District is looking to deplete its savings next fiscal year while relying primarily on employee buyouts and attrition – rather than layoffs or a declaration of financial exigency – to begin digging itself out of a widening hole.
PHOTO GALLERY: Double rainbow over El Paso
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- Weekend thunderstorms treated El Pasoans to a stunning double rainbow Sunday. The National Weather Service said double rainbows form when part of a light ray reflects twice on a raindrop. ABC-7 and its viewers captured many pictures from different parts of the city. You can view the gallery bel
KVIA’s Isabella Martinez Passes the Torch to New 7 In The City Host
KVIA viewers are saying goodbye to Isabella Martinez as the popular journalist heads back to Miami to spend time with family and plan her next chapter.
12 arrested in El Paso smuggling stash house raid, including unaccompanied child
EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — Federal agents disrupted a suspected human-smuggling stash house in El Paso in May, arresting 12 people in a multiagency investigation, U.S. Border Patrol said. U.S. Border Patrol and Homeland Security Investigations agents located the house at about 10:30 a.m. after acting on information
