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Milam Elementary School students cheered as UTEP basketball player John Bohannon slam dunked during the Fitness Challenge Award Ceremony Friday in the school gym.

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A man convicted of shooting his wife eight times outside their Sandy Springs apartment was sentenced Friday to serve 35 years in prison.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized a large amount of heroin from in a car Thursday morning at the Zaragoza Bridge, officials said Friday.

David Jones, Chief Executive Officer/Scout Executive for the Boy Scouts of America Yucca Council speaks about the new policy regarding Gays in the Scouts at a press Conference Thursday at their headquarters at 7601 Lockheed Drive.

El Paso police are adding two names to a police memorial this morning during a somber ceremony in Northeast El Paso.

Kupper "Kipp"Gray, owner of Kipps Cheesesteak at 12115 Montwood, holds a Hot Chick sandwich, left, and a Green Chile Philly cheesesteak at right.

Mexican sculptor Sebastian s The X or La Equis, monument will dedicated May 24 in Juarez.

El Paso Mayor John Cook decided Thursday not to review City Manager Joyce Wilson's performance after information of her evaluation process was leaked to the news media.

The fire appears to have started at the Las Vegas Lounge in the 3100 block of Alameda.

Fort Bliss and El Paso said goodbye to its native commander son and hello to a new leader with proven combat chops on Thursday.

A shooting Wednesday night turned out to be 23-year-old man who accidentally shot himself in the hand, an El Paso police spokesman said Thursday.

The cost of the Downtown ballpark could be going up by about $10 million if the El Paso City Council approves a contract amendment on Tuesday.

A former employee with a local home health provider is accused of stealing a ring from the 45-year-old daughter of an elderly client, then pawning it.

Eight of the 15 fastest-growing U.S. cities and towns for the year ending July 1, 2012, were in the Lone Star State, according to population estimates released today by the U.S. Census Bureau.

Popular events funded in part by the city's KickstART Downtown program, such as Neon Desert Music Festival, will be eligible to reapply for assistance past three years after the City Council today removed the restriction.

"My family and I are very excited to come home, and have an opportunity to serve the community we love," Hayes said, who also is a UTEP graduate.

U.S. officials on Wednesday said their intelligence indicates that the Sinaloa and JuA rez drug-trafficking organizations are active in the JuA rez region, and that a recent spike in drug violence in JuA rez can be attributed to cartel disputes.

A U.S. district judge granted several requests by a defendant in a federal sex-trafficking case, including adding a lawyer to his defense team, hiring a private investigator's services, and obtaining the names of unindicted co-conspirators, court records show.

El Paso County, for now, is not violating the Texas Constitution and can continue to provide health benefits to the domestic partners of its employees, a district court judge ruled on Tuesday.