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Mug shot released for Andress teacher

EL PASO, TX (KDBC) — Authories released the mug shot of a teacher arrested for allegedly having an inappropriate relationship with a student.

Crews battle massive fire in Santa Teresa

Fire crews were battling a massive house fire in Santa Teresa, New Mexico. Fire officials said that a fire that started in an arroyo behind Santa Teresa Middle School spread into a structure at Cervantes.

Free “Music in the Park Series” begins

The City of Las Cruces presented its annual “Music in the Park Series” of free outdoor concerts this Sunday, May 26, with the Jazz Fest starting at 6 p.m. at Young Park, 1905 E. Nevada Ave.

Fort Bliss identifies 3rd soldier killed in Afghanistan

FORT BLISS, TX (KDBC) — Fort Bliss officials have identified a third soldier from Fort Bliss that was killed in Afghanistan.

12 dead in blast at explosives plant in east China

Twelve people have been confirmed dead in a blast that ripped through an explosives manufacturing plant in east China's Shandong Province Monday morning.

Boeing Dreamliner returns to U.S. skies Monday

Boeing's Dreamliner 787 will return to the skies in the United States this week. Battery problems resulted in its grounding earlier this year.

Finding my gateway bug

 I ate bugs for lunch. This time it was on purpose.

Soldiers killed overseas remembered at Field of Honor

Fort Bliss is confirming three Fort Bliss Soldiers died in Afghanistan.

Jobs of the Week: May 20-26

EL PASO, TX (KDBC) — Workforce Solutions Upper Rio Grande announced Friday that there are more than one thousand jobs available in the El Paso, Texas area.

Feeling lucky?

Feeling lucky? You may want to take your chances on this Saturday's Powerball drawing, now worth at least  600 million dollars!

Hungry? How about insects for lunch?

The  food agency for the United Nations is pushing a new super food group. They say its got lots of protein, is nutritious and usually has a satisfying crunch. They're talking about insects.

Ambrosio Guillen inspires new generation

It's an honor many years in the making.  Thursday, Guillen Middle School's namesake, Ambrosio Guillen was posthumously given his Bowie High School diploma. Students say their view of the school changed today.

LCPD advises in pool safety

With scorching temperatures returning, the Las Cruces Police Department sent out some tips on poolside safety.

Animal round-up seizes 11 dogs, yields 12 citations

The El Paso County Sheriff's office was working to reduce the number of loose and stray dogs in the county.

Another massive loss for J.C. Penney

There's one great thing about J.C. Penney's last quarter: It's over. The struggling retailer lost a whopping $289 million for the three months ended on May 4, with sales plunging 16.4% versus a year prior.