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4 relatives sentenced for kidnap, assault of gay man in Kentucky

A court has sentenced four relatives to years in prison for their roles in kidnapping and assaulting a gay man in Kentucky.

Ysleta ISD Board accepts superintendent's retirement

After leading the Ysleta Independent School District for 4 years, superintendent Michael Zolkoski will retire September 1st, 2013.

Effort grows to house homeless veterans

El Paso and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs have teamed up with other government agencies to provide additional housing for homeless veterans of the city.

Fort Bliss civilian employee talks furlough and personal cutbacks

Virginia Reza, Garrison Public Affairs  Dear Furloughed employees, Like you, I recently received a letter notifying me 20 percent of my pay will be forcibly taken during the next three months.

Suspect in Ohio forced labor case turns herself in

(CNN) -- A fourth suspect is in custody in the alleged forced labor of a mentally disabled woman held captive with her young daughter, according to federal prosecutors in Ohio.

Silver Fire grows to more than 30,000 acres

The Silver Fire burning in New Mexico now spans more than 30,000 acres and high winds are not helping the situation. 

Las Cruces police will increase patrols during the 4th of July holiday

Both the Las Cruces Fire and Police Departments are increasing their patrols making sure no one is caught with or using illegal fireworks within the city limits.

Conservative activists rip IRS at rally

Thousands of tea party activists gathered Wednesday outside the Capitol in loud protest of the Internal Revenue Service, seeking to keep the beleaguered agency's scandal afloat nearly six weeks after the news first broke.

Fellow soldiers remember fallen hero at Fort Bliss

SPC. Kyle Stoeckli was killed in action in Afghanistan early June after a roadside bomb exploded.