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Sparks residents on Grand River Drive fear arroyo erosion after week of heavy rain (opens the original)
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SPARKS, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — Days of heavy rain have left some Borderland residents facing more than flooded roads and yards, with homeowners in Sparks saying fast-moving water is washing away the ground around their properties. Residents who live off Grand River Drive said the arroyo behind their homes turned into a “raging river” after this past week’s rain, and they are now watching erosion creep closer to their houses. “I woke up in the middle of the night,” said Veronica Magallnes, a Grand
El Paso County Sheriff’s Office nears fiscal year end with projected $5.9M deficit (opens the original)
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EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — With just days left in the El Paso County fiscal year, county commissioners are facing a projected nearly $6 million deficit in the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office budget — a shortfall that has grown by millions of dollars in just over a month. The sheriff’s office is now projected to have a $5.9 million deficit. The projected deficit has climbed steadily since August, according to figures presented by the county: $2.5 million on Aug. 24, $4.1 million on Aug. 31, $
Weather Warn: Heavy Rain, Flash Flooding Threat Begins Monday (opens the original)
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EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14) — Deep tropical moisture from the remnants of Hurricane Polo is expected to bring multiple rounds of rain and storms to the Borderland, raising concerns about flash flooding through midweek. The KFOX14 Severe Weather Team issued a Weather Warn from Monday through Wednesday morning as the system moves into the region. A Flood Watch is already in effect from noon Monday through 6 a.m. Wednesday for El Paso, Las Cruces and surrounding areas. Multiple rounds of showers and th
El Paso Water sought for comment after Lower Valley flooding and sinkhole fears (opens the original)
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EL PASO, TEXAS (KFOX14/CBS4) — Days of heavy rain have left some El Paso families dealing with flooded yards and new safety concerns, including a sinkhole that formed in one Lower Valley backyard. Alyssa Paz, who lives on Farrell Drive, said her yard turned into what looked like a lake after several days of rain. “What you’re looking at here, is this little beach front property we got going on,” Paz said. Paz said the water has started to drain, but the flooding was worse a day earlier. RECOMMEN
Heavy rain floods El Paso streets, snarling traffic as more storms loom (opens the original)
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EL PASO, TEXAS (KFOX14/CBS4) — Heavy rain swept across El Paso, bringing flooding and difficult driving conditions as more storms were expected to move into the area. Some residents welcomed the rainfall despite the hazards it can create on city streets. “I love it. We don't get enough rain at all here, so I know it can be a little tricky, but we need the moisture,” Alex Jay said. The downpours created problems on roadways as water pooled in low-lying areas. One car stalled in the pouring rain a
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