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UPDATE - El Paso police say one man died from his gunshot injuries after a shooting in the lower valley on July 4th. A spokesman with the police department said the shooting happened in a home during a gathering of several people. It's unclear at this moment who shot the man. This happened around 5:30 p.m., the spokesman said.

LAS CRUCES, N.M. (KFOX14/CBS4) — The Las Cruces Police Department is searching for a teen who went missing Monday afternoon. Jazmyne Locklear, 13, could be in danger if she is not located soon, police said. Locklear was last seen about 3:30 p.m. Monday near the 1000 block of west...

EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — One person was taken to the hospital with serious injuries after an incident in El Paso's Lower Valley on Monday, according to an El Paso Fire Department spokesperson. CPR was performed on a person on Alameda Avenue near Ophelia Way, according to the spokesperson.

El Paso, TX (KTSM): El Paso Police Crimes Against Persons unit is investigating a shooting on the 6500 block of Franklin Loop in the Lower Valley. Police say one victim was transported to a local hospital with life-threating injuries. Information is limited at this time. We have a crew at the scene. We will update […]

Like a true Texan, I am part of Whataburger groups on all social media platforms. It's good to see lots of other people share their love for a Number One with a strawberry shake. For the most part, the groups share their favorite meals, their favorite employees and their favorite...

EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14) — While the idea of Fourth of July celebrations may sound fun, El Paso Animal Services said our furry friends might think otherwise. El Paso Animal Services Center said they already had more than 1000 animals at their location and that number is expected to go up at the end of the holiday.

EL PASO, Texas -- With the Fourth of July holiday in the wraps, there's one thing that's still going strong this summer -- travel. The Transportation Security Administration says the number of travelers is back to pre-pandemic numbers. Nearly 9 million travelers went through airport security in the U.S. According to TSA, nearly 2.5 million people were screened on Friday alone, a record high since the beginning of the pandemic.

EL PASO, Texas (CBS4) — While the idea of Fourth of July celebrations may sound fun, El Paso Animal Services said our furry friends might think otherwise. El Paso Animal Services Center said they already had over 1000 animals at their location and that number is expected to go up at the end of the holiday.

Earlier this year, a local chef was named a semifinalist for one of the most prestigious culinary awards in the country. Last month, it was announced that Emiliano Marentes did not get the James Beard award for "Outstanding Chef." But the fact that he was among such a select few...

ACTion Program for Animals (APA) of Las Cruces is holding its much-anticipated, once-a-year, free July adoption special, APA said in a news release. When you adopt from APA in July and take advantage of fee-waived adoptions, you help the nonprofit animal rescue free up much-needed space for animals waiting to come into APA’s care.

GILA NATIONAL FOREST, New Mexico - It's the Fourth of July weekend and many across the United States use this weekend to travel to visit family, friends, or a new location altogether. As flight prices are high to get out of the Borderland, some may want to take a family road trip to a place The post It’s vacation season! Visit regional destinations with ABC-7’s Katie Frazier appeared first on KVIA.

There’s a new burger place to put on your must-eat list next time you make a road trip to Ruidoso. Wahlburgers has opened at Inn of the Mountain Gods. The famous restaurant franchise, founded by brothers Mark, Donnie and Chef Paul Wahlberg, is a first for New Mexico and one of a handful of new dining options at The Market at the Mountain.

From left: General Manager Robbert Van Gelderen and Mitch Stephens work at Casa Decor. (Photos by Timia Cobb/Community Impact Newspaper) Specializing in rustic handmade furniture and accessories, Casa Decor approaches its one-year anniversary of opening its second location in New Braunfels. Casa Decor originated in Santa Fe, New Mexico, in...

The El Paso Hispanic Chamber of Commerce’s Women’s Business Center presented Dancing Backwards in High Heels, on June 23 at the Hotel Paso Del Norte. More than 600 women in business and future business owners in the region attended the organization’s annual 18th Women’s Business Symposium which featured unique training tracks and networking opportunities.

There are some foods you can only get in El Paso. Yes, Chico's Tacos is the typical one many people must have when returning to the Sun City. My brother is one of those former El Pasoans who demands a stop at Chico's, Whataburger and a local pizza shop, Flicks Pizza. Now that he is in Riverside, California his tummy misses that sweet Chico's juice.

Whenever I go to parties, I don't mind having a drink or two, especially since I know I'm there to have a good time. But occasionally, I'll see someone create jungle juice for the party guests. Usually to REALLY spice up the party. If you're unfamiliar with the term "jungle...

If you’re feelin’ puny, you don’t know what to do. Treat yourself to some meat, eat some barbecue. Texas singer-songwriter Robert Earl Keen and I have several things in common: our first names, our birth city of Houston, and our love of authentic pit-smoked barbecue. For Robert, eating barbecue is, well, therapeutic. For me, enjoying real Texas-style barbecue in a smoke-tinged barbecue joint ranks up there with the greatest of culinary and sensory indulgences.

There’s nothing quite like exploring the great outdoors on horseback, visiting places you wouldn’t otherwise experience while bonding with one of the world’s most intelligent and graceful animals. Several places in New Mexico and El Paso, Texas, offer opportunities to enjoy nature with the company of a horse through trail riding, wilderness pack trips, carriage rides, and more. Trail riding is a great activity for the whole family and usually doesn’t require any previous riding experience.

Most shoemakers left the United States for cheaper factories abroad decades ago. Here’s how two small, family-owned firms with strong consumer followings—Sabah and Okabashi—are bucking the trend. Mickey Ashmore started Sabah, which makes shoes inspired by Turkish slippers, after being gifted a pair of traditional ones and...