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Car slams into patrol unit as police investigate another accident

By Christina Guerrero
 One accident leads to another early Thursday morning on Loop 375 near Wal Mart. The first accident happened Thursday just after 2:30 a.m. According to police, it started with a vehicle that rear ended a tractor trailer.

Great Grilling Tips to Make Summer Meals Sizzle

By News You Can Use
(StatePoint) Now that warmer weather and summer are upon us, grilling season is here again and families are taking meals outside to enjoy the sunshine.

Tough ninth inning leads to 8-4 Diablos loss

By Beau Bagley
It was a hard fought battle from the Diablos, but in the end they come up short against the RedHawks losing the game 8-4, and the three game series 2-1.

Las Cruces "Bags to Benches" program produces impressive results

By Anoushah Rasta
A program designed to recycle while improving city parks at the same time has proven to be very successful.

Fort Bliss pilots host career day for Indian Ridge M.S.

By Spc. Benjamin M. Miranda, 1st AD, CAB
The 4th Battalion, 501st Aviation Regiment, Combat Aviation Brigade, 1st Armored Division, “Pistoleros” hosted Career Day for more than 80 students from Indian Ridge Middle School in the 7th and 8th grade through the Advancement via

Speed limit change in Las Cruces

By Anoushah Rasta
Starting May 28th, the speed limit for Engler Road between McGuffey Street and Mesa Grande Drive will be reduced from 40 mph to 35 mph.

Before Maj. Gen. Pittard's departure, he sends this letter to the community

By Maj. Gen. Dana Pittard, 1st Armored Division and Fort Bliss Commanding General
Major General Dana J H Pittard's farewell letter to Fort Bliss and El Paso:    

Las Cruces Police participating in statewide Click it or Ticket campaign

By Juan Gutierrez
The Las Cruces Police Department and other law enforcement agencies around New Mexico will be targeting motorists who are not wearing their seat belts.

Ferri trial enters third day with more witness testimony

By Juan Gutierrez
The Eugene "Gino" Ferri murder trial entered its third day Wednesday with more testimony from witnesses.

Five Fort Bliss soldiers killed in duty honored

By KDBC Staff
It was a somber day at Fort Bliss. Grieving family members and friends gathered to remember five soldiers killed earlier this month in an improvised explosive device blast in Afghanistan.

Alleged sex trafficker's defense to cost upwards of $130K

By Adrienne Alvarez
It's going to cost taxpayers nearly $130,000 to represent an accused sex trafficker in court, according to documents filed in federal court last week.

Car falls on man, critically injuring him

By Adrienne Alvarez
A man is seriously injured after his vehicle fell on top of him. El Paso Fire Dept. officials say it happened in a Central El Paso neighborhood shortly after 4:30 p.m.

CBP uncovers huge marijuana load at Ysleta crossing

By KDBC Staff
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers, working at the El Paso port of entry, seized 895 pounds of marijuana Tuesday.

Patriots host their home opener Thursday vs Oklahoma City

By Aaron Rich
The El Paso Patriots are 0-1-1 after two games in the United Soccer leagues Premier Development League (PDL), after a season opening 2-2 tie at West Texas, followed by a 3-1 loss at Oklahoma City.

NMSU Track and Field signs sprinter

By Aaron Rich
The NM State track and field team signed sprinter Katara Nelson from Irving, Texas, to a national letter of intent for the 2013-14 season.