Two dead as firefighters battle Colorado blaze

Firefighters made little headway Thursday against a raging wildfire near Colorado Springs, Colorado, which has scorched close to 16,000 acres, destroyed 360 homes and claimed at least two lives.

The pope said what? Six stunners from Francis

Pope Francis has encouraged his flock of 1 billion Catholics not to be "starched Christians" who chat about theology over tea. He's been taking his own advice.

Animal art on display at El Paso International Airport

Unique artwork surrounds El Paso International Airport, and you'll be surprised who's behind the masterpieces. The artwork was all done by animals such as the elephants, orangutan, lizards, bears and meerkats.

More Americans are completing college

There has been a sharp rise in the number of Americans completing their college education. Last year, more than 33 percent of Americans ages 25-29 had at least a Bachelor's degree, compared to less than 25 percent in 1995.

Keep your pets safe during the summer months

 We all know it's hot outside and while many of us try to keep ourselves cool, we often forget about our pets.

2 dead as firefighters battle Colorado blaze

  Firefighters made little headway Thursday against a wildfire near Colorado Springs, Colorado, which has claimed the lives of at least two people.

Kitchen Klutzes of America Day

 If at first you don't succeed, fry, fry again - June 13 is Kitchen Klutzes of America Day!

Sheriff's Office seeks help in locating person of interest in property crime

Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Office investigators are seeking information to solve a recent property crime.

El Paso ranked among "Fastest-Growing Cities"

EL PASO, TX (KDBC) — People, jobs and money are the three elements boosting El Paso into the top 10 list of "America's Fastest-Growing Cities," based on data collection by Nerdwallet, a personal finance website offering advi

Suspect cleared in crime spree

EL PASO, TX (KDBC) — An investigation into this week's EPPD vandalism Crime Spot revealed a woman depicted in surveillance video was not involved in the crimes.

Help save a life by donating blood

In celebration of World Blood Donor Day, United Blood Services is holding special events at three donation centers in El Paso and Las Cruces.

Health officials warning of West Nile Virus

El Paso's Department of Public Health is warning about West Nile virus infections.

U.S. Labor Market shows positive signs

A positive sign for the U.S labor market, first-time jobless claims continue to dive. About 334-thousand people filed for first-time unemployment benefits last week.

FBI Director to face tough questions Thursday

FBI Director Robert Mueller is expected to face some tough questions from lawmakers in Washington today (thursday). He'll be testifying before the House Judiciary Committee.

A man ran naked through a rail station

A naked man was caught on camera terrorizing passengers at a San Francisco "Bart" Rail Station. The 24 year-old was seen lunging at people, doing handstands and back flips.