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TxDOT's tips for driving in severe weather conditions - stay at home if you can (opens the original)
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- With more heavy rain and thunderstorms coming through the Borderland, officials are urging everyone to stay safe while driving in severe weather. The main advice - stay home if you don't need to be outside. ABC-7 spoke with TxDOT El Paso District's Public Information Officer Lauren Macias-Cervantes. If you need help on the road, you can call TxDOT's HERO assistance units at 915-790-HERO. For additional information, you can click here.
Anthony residents concerned over damage to cemeteries caused by heavy rains (opens the original)
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ANTHONY, New Mexico (KVIA) -- Severe storms and heavy rains that hit the border area this week caused several damage across the region, including at the Anthony Community Center. Recent damage at a cemetery left sunken burial plots, standing floodwater and muddy terrain across the grounds. Visitors arrived at the cemetery to check on family members following reports of storm damage. The rainfall left several headstones displaced, prompting calls for cleanup and repairs. Estela Colbert, an El Pas
Port of entry reopens to livestock (opens the original)
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SANTA TERESA, New Mexico (KVIA) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture Under Secretary Dudley Hoskins visited the Santa Teresa Livestock Crossing this morning as the gates reopened. The port of entry had been shuttered for almost a year and a half because of New World screwworm concerns. U.S. and Mexican authorities were forced to close the crossing after cases of the screwworm were detected close to the border area. The New World screwworm lays eggs on open wounds or sores of livestock and animal
El Paso food bank asks for help with rain-damaged canopies, sign (opens the original)
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- Tuesday's heavy rain damaged El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Food Bank, according to a news release. Wednesday, the food bank asked for volunteers to help repair canopies and its main sign. EPFH said the rain damaged two of its mercado canopies and forced food distribution to close at 2 p.m. Some neighbors went home empty-handed. "What you see on the outside is one thing, but there are other conditions on the inside too; this is an older building and we also have some roof ch
El Paso food bank to close Friday due to storm damage (opens the original)
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UPDATE: EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- El Pasoans Fighting Hunger will close its on-site distribution on Friday due to storm damage.The food bank says severe weather on Thursday caused major damage to its offices and warehouse."For an organization that takes pride in showing up for the community, this is a heartbreaking interruption," the organization said in a statement. "Every distribution day, neighbors arrive counting on the food they will bring home. They are parents trying to stretch a paycheck,
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