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Medical Examiner Job Still Open

EL PASO -- Last month Commissioner Dan Haggerty told us the job of medical examiner had been offered to an applicant. However, that's not correct.

Smokin' Hot Mamas Give Holiday Cheer

EL PASO -- Holiday cheer is in the air. A group of El Paso women dressed up like hot pink elves to bring joy to children at the Providence Memorial Hospital.

FULL STORY: EPPD Sergeant Fired

El Paso Police Sergeant Miguel Lucero has been fired for having an inappropriate relationship with a high school student.

El Pasoans Driving...Cell Phones in Hand

EL PASO- We've all seen it and some of you may have done it yourself. We're talking about texting or talking while driving. While it's illegal in El Paso, Local 4's Matt Rivers found out many drivers don't seem to care.

Crime of the Week

EL PASO - Crime Stoppers of El Paso is assisting the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office in identifying and locating the subjects responsible for murdering a man in Socorro on Thanksgiving Day, making this the Crime Stoppers “Crime of t

AK-47 Pistol Becoming More Popular in El Paso Area

CHAPARRAL- The AK-47 is the most popular assault rifle in the world, used in armed conflict across the globe. But a variation on that weapon is being bought more and more here in El Paso. NewsChannel 9's Matt Rivers reports on the possible consequences.

Stuart Leeds Quits Ethics Commission

Stuart Leeds says he's resigning for ethical reasons.

Dangerous Roadways

EL PASO- EL PASO- Bike riders may soon find El Paso streets a little safer. At least that's what some one the City Council is hoping. They're considering an ordinance that will force drivers to give cyclists more room on the road. The vote's next week and as reporter Matt Rivers tells us that's welcome news to one avid cyclist.

Officer Involved in Alleged Beating of Elderly Man Not Disciplined

Police have released some information surrounding the Internal Affairs investigation involving Officer Joshua Cass, after a man in his mid-70's says Cass beat him.

Alleged Beating of Elderly Man By Cop Leads to Lawsuit Payout

In the last two years, the city has paid out almost $600,000 from lawsuits against the police department. One lawsuit involves an elderly man who says he was beaten by an undercover police officer.

Apartment Fire Victims May Be Homeless Tomorrow

In just a few hours, Anita Gomez and Robert Chavez may be on the streets.

Stolen Car Returned in One Hour

EL PASO - Technology is to thank for a car being returned to its owner after being stolen from Central El Paso.

The Red Cross Needs Your Help

EL PASO - The Red Cross is running low on donations, and tonight a spokesman is asking for your help.

Azteca Gang Member Arrested

A leading member of the Azteca gang in Juarez is under federal authority from a raid.

Early Morning Rollover

An early morning rollover in the far Eastside sends six people to the hospital.