The pursuit of a milk contract with the Ysleta Independent School District has snowballed into a cutthroat competition between two dairies that are both trying to stay afloat in the El Paso school milk market.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office is investigating a forgery scam involving phony jail-inmate checks that have cost more than $7,900 in losses to local businesses.

Audra Miller's brief greeting to her husband will likely be seen by thousands deployed to the Middle East and Afghanistan.

Henry “Hank” Ahrens, 81, passed away Jan. 11, 2012. Hank was born Feb. 15, 1930 in Decatur, Ill. At the age of 18, he decided to join the Navy. After being discharged in 1950, he was called back a year later to take part in the Korean Conflict as a Gunners Mate 3rd Class aboard the U.S.S Helena.

The family of a man hit and killed while driving his scooter Monday said they are praying for the man, a Fort Bliss soldier, that hit him. El Paso police said that soldier ran the red light. "We've been married 44 years, so he's my soul mate, my partner, I'm going to miss him," said the victim's wife, Gloria Flores. "We were going to go to England." Sixty-four-year-old Jose Flores had big plans ...

There's a growing trend making it harder for pet owners to rent. Turns out some people are treating their pets like their rental property. When they leave the place, they leave the pet. And that's making "rough" on good renters.  The    Humane Society of El Paso regularly sees people turn in pets they can no longer care for. In some instances, those pets have actually been abandoned by an owner ...