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Learning the ropes: Soldiers teach Boy Scouts to rappel

At forty feet in the air on a wooden rappel tower, the mind can play tricks. Legs begin to tremble and the ground begins to spin. The instructor tells the Boy Scout to take three deep breaths and prepare to jump.

New Mexico State Police dedicate new building

The New Mexico State Police Department officially dedicated it's new home in Las Cruces Thursday morning.

Neighborhood Watch, more important than ever?

The horror story of three women kidnapped and tortured for a decade is gripping the nation and it's reminding us of our duties as neighbors.

Take a ride to the 1850’s at Fort Bliss

With all the new construction going on around Fort Bliss, specifically on the corner of Pershing and

Army conducting communication tests at White Sands Missile Range and Fort Bliss

It's a one of a kind military communication system and it's being tested at White Sands Missile Range and Fort Bliss.

New drug gaining a foothold in the Borderland

From Santa Teresa, to Anthony, to the streets of Las Cruces, a new drug is gaining a foothold in Dona Aña county.

Breaking down the ballot: Amendments 1-5

For the first time in six years, El Pasoans will be voting on amendments to the City Charter.

Closures on interstate to last until early Friday

Closures on the interstate will affect drivers overnight, from Thursday evening into Friday morning, as construction for the Transmountain West Project continues.

UTEP Announces Change in Leadership in Softball Program

UTEP Director of Athletics Bob Stull announced on Thursday that a national search will begin immediately to appoint a successor for Kathleen and James Rodriguez, who served as UTEP softball co-head coaches from 2004-13.

Otero County issues burn ban

Officials in Otero County say the risk of fire is too high, so they are issuing a burn ban.

Federal jury convicts four in case involving Los Zetas

In Austin, four men face up to 20 years in federal prison after a jury convicted them of their roles in a complex conspiracy

Federal jury convicts four in case involving Los Zetas

In Austin, four men face up to 20 years in federal prison after a jury convicted them of their roles in a complex conspiracy

West El Paso woman fears her apartment will crumble

A West El Paso woman fears for her safety in her own home. Hilda Mejias says it all started earlier this year when she noticed a few cracks along the foundation of her home and now it's gotten much worse.

BBB dispenses advice on how to get the best apartment buy

Before you move into your new apartment, the BBB advises you to do your homework.

Teachers fight for millions in longevity pay

Some teachers in the Ysleta Independent School District are about to get a bonus, but they're not exactly happy about it. They say they're owed more money. It all stems from a disagreement over back pay.