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Alameda project could bring more traffic woes
It's a stretch of road affecting ambulances, doctors -- even students. Even though the roadwork along Alameda looks near completion, the orange barrels won't be going away anytime soon. In fact, more will make an appearance next fall. Phase one of the Alameda Project Improvement project started this January between ...
Fort Bliss to expand suicide intervention and spread more awareness
Organizations around the nation are waging war against suicide this week. It's a battle many face and one even the Army is trying to win. Fort Bliss is leading the way when it comes to intervention and awareness. The United States Army, which includes the National Guard and Reserves, has ...
Arroyo threatens homes despite contract between property owners
A Santa Teresa neighborhood fears an arroyo could cause them to lose their homes if it's not fixed soon, and residents say it's been a problem for years. The arroyo is between Santa Teresa High School and Killdeer Road. Art Ruiloba lives in the area and said his home, along ...
Ponding causes troubles for Santa Teresa Community
Residents who live near two ponding areas in Santa Teresa say they've been causing problems for years and they want to see them picked up. "The one that's right next to my home has been neglected for the past 13 years. There's a lot of trash and people dump there ...
Evidence collected at Dame La Mano women's shelter
A local homeless shelter was raided by Homeland Security and Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials in south-central El Paso. A federal search warrant was conducted at Dame La Mano, a pregnancy crisis shelter at 1014 Virginia Street. Leticia Zamaripa, spokeswoman for Homeland Security, told KFOX14 agents were looking for evidence ...
City's pet ordinance revised again; breeding and overpopulation big problems
The first of many meetings was held at the El Paso Animal Services to discuss changes that need to be made to Title Seven. The pet ordinance was revised two years ago in hopes of curbing animal overpopulation. The city found that despite the revisions they had already made, they're still ...
UTEP student crosswalk accident raises safety concerns
A driver hit a student at the University of Texas at El Paso on the first day of the fall semester. Her family says the crosswalk the student was walking in is dangerous and needs to be fixed. "With the return of student, staff and faculty to school traffic increases ...
Woman wants city to put crosswalk at central intersection after accident
A daughter wants to see a crosswalk installed at an intersection where her mother was hit recently in Central El Paso. "My son called me because he's still here and said 'Are you OK Mom? Are you sitting? Grandma's been in an accident. She's in the hospital. She's fine; she's alive,' ...
Donations to help bring new MDA clinic to El Paso
Fill the Boot or MDA Lock-Up are events that may ring a bell for some. You might have helped to collect or donate to the Muscular Dystrophy Association's well-known fundraisers. Thanks to recently raised funds, a local clinic could open by the end of fall. "We have such great support ...
Elderly California man has dream come true in El Paso
An elderly man from California had his wish come true in El Paso and it's thanks to the Grant an Elderly Wish National Foundation. Art Martinez is 76 years old and was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer last year. Shortly after, this, the Grant an Elderly Wish National Foundation was created. ...
Project under way to create more housing in downtown El Paso
A new trend has taken off in downtown El Paso not only are new businesses, restaurants and clubs opening up, but so are lofts and apartments. Executive Director of the El Paso Downtown Management District Veronica Soto said, "In downtown, we have seen a lot of new investment opening up ...
Underestimating bees can lead to attack
There's a buzzing in the air around this time of year, and it's one that can attack. Thousands of bees have taken over two neighborhoods in the just the past two weeks. The El Paso Fire Department and a local beekeeper now ask the community to take steps to prevent ...
Vandalism sets back major water project in Las Colonias
The water pipes are in the ground but there's nothing running, and those who live in Las Colonias want to know why. Turns out gunshots and stolen wires have caused setbacks to a major water project meant to bring service to the area. KFOX14 first told you about the Sand ...
Horizon Municipal Utility District takes over golf course
A golf course in Horizon has stunk up a neighborhood, dropped property value and been sitting empty for a year, but the grass could finally get greener. The Emerald Springs golf course shut down in November 2011. The owner of the course and the Horizon Municipal Utility District were in ...
Gadsden school district to upgrade security system after latest break-in
Gadsden Independent School District is looking for funds to not only upgrade the security system at Santa Teresa High School but all the schools in the district that need it. KFOX14 first told you about the break-in at the high school last Monday. The Dona Ana County Sheriff's Department said ...
Dedicated E.R. facility successful in east El Paso
Sierra Medical Health Network opened the first standalone E.R. in the city in February in response to rapid growth in east El Paso. The facility has gotten praise from area residents, including Ken Persinger, who brought his daughter in after she had a bad allergic reaction to ant bites. "It's in good ...
E.R check in system cuts wait times, goes mobile
The Sierra Providence Health Network's "in quicker system" started out with patients able to check-in online but now people can check in using a mobile phone and hold a spot in the E.R before stepping in the door. William Kesler used the system and said, "I'm glad that we have ...
Citywide intersection work begins
More roadwork is under way in the city, but it's not any highways, it's at busy intersections throughout town. "We're doing various improvements to seven intersections throughout the city. These were picked through the model of congestion with TxDOT to identify to various intersection throughout the city that had congestion ...
Break-in reported at Santa Teresa High School
Broken glass, boarded windows, missing computers and laptops -- that's how Santa Teresa High School looks after a break-in Saturday just after midnight. Dona Ana County sheriff's deputies arrived after a neighbor called 911 and reported seeing two suspicious people walking behind his house carrying bags. The suspicious people fled ...
Summertime busiest for Animal Services
El Paso Animal Services can't catch a break during summertime. In fact, it's the hardest season with more animals coming in, cruelty being reported and a spike in disease. Dr. Bernie Page, El Paso Animal Services veterinarian said," We see a lot of abandonment; there is an awful lot. We're ...
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