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Fort Bliss Identifies Soldier Killed in Blast 5/21/13
The Associated Press 5/21/13 El Paso, Texas- Military officials have identified the third Fort Bliss soldier killed recently in Afghanistan by an improvised explosive device.
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Customs Seizes Over 200 Lbs of Pot at El Paso Border 5/21/13
CBS7 News 5/21/13 EL PASO, Texas -- U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office of Field Operations officers working at the El Paso port of entry seized 207 pounds of marijuana Monday.
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Most family-friendly cities in the U.S.
Looks like Texas wins out as the most family-friendly state in the nation, according to real estate site/blog Movoto.
East El Paso woman flees attacker by jumping out window
El Paso police arrested a man they said stabbed a woman in the leg Tuesday morning.
'Bordertown' based on the women of Juarez murders in Mexico
"Bordertown" is a movie inspired by the murders of the women of Juarez in Mexico.
Fire crews battle large brush fires in Dona Ana, El Paso counties
More than a dozen fire crews from DoA a Ana County and across the state line in El Paso are working to keep a brush fire near Santa Teresa from spreading as the wind carries embers in El Paso's Upper Valley.
Downtown El Paso ballpark lawsuit against 3 city officials dismissed
A state district judge on Monday dismissed a lawsuit filed against City Manager Joyce Wilson and city Reps.
El Paso County Commissioners OK ban on aerial fireworks
El Paso County Commissioners Court on Monday banned the sale and use of aerial fireworks in all unincorporated areas in the county as the drought index in El Paso is the highest in Texas.
Central El Paso apartment fire displaces four people
The El Paso Fire Department was called at about 12:02 a.m. to the apartment on the 2100 block of Howze.
County bans 'sticks and fins' fireworks due to drought
El Paso county commissioners Monday banned some aerial fireworks known as sticks and fins in the unincorporated areas of the county due to the severe drought in the borderland.
Tornillo Port of Entry area zoning bill is stymied
A bill that would have granted the county power to zone land around the Tornillo Port of Entry likely is doomed, El Paso legislators said last week.
Former US customs agent accused in document fraud
A former U. S. Customs Service inspector accused of visa fraud is blaming a Juarez dentist for allegedly getting him involved in document fraud, according to court documents.
Dangerous drug: Family believes 'designer' form of LSD killed teen
Veronica Cabada hugs Alondra Lucio, who is 33 weeks pregnant with the child of Cabada's late son, Johann Sebastian Cabada.
Thousands of El Pasoans attend 7th annual Braden Aboud run-walk
Michelle Garcia, 19, left, starts out in the 5k run during the 7th Annual Braden Aboud Memorial Walk-Run at Zach Whit School Sunday.
El Paso cancer patient is glad Angelina Jolie raised awareness of double mastectomy
Angelina Jolie in a 2012 Associated Press file photo. Last week, the actress announced that she had undergone a double mastectomy because of her extreme genetic risk of cancer.
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Residents of a North Texas town ravaged by a deadly tornado are starting to return to home for the first time since the midweek storm.
Record number of UTEP students graduate
Cindy Esparza received her masters degree Saturday in Instructional Specialist in Science from UTEP.
Ram n Renter a: No need to gross us out at breakfast
He said he once found a toaster among the stuff donated to a shelter he helped run in Juarez, plugged it in and relished a piece of toast, only to later feel guilty about enjoying a perk we take for granted while so many other people simply do without.
El Paso mayoral candidates accentuate issues, stress differences
Mayoral candidates Oscar Leeser, left, and Steve Ortega will face off in the race for mayor on June 15.