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Neighbor’s early warning helps Las Cruces family flee fast-rising floodwaters (opens the original)
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LAS CRUCES, N.M. (KFOX14/CBS4) — A Las Cruces family rushed out of their home early Wednesday after a neighbor knocked on their door around 7 a.m. to warn that water was moving into the area. Fernando Guillen said his family had little time to react and didn’t know how high the water would get. “I have five... five boys, three, three and under. So we grabbed all of them, took off, went to grandparents’ house,” Guillen said. By the time Guillen stepped outside Wednesday morning, water was already
El Paso regular gas jumps 37 cents in a week, averaging $4.34 a gallon (opens the original)
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EL PASO, TEXAS (KFOX14/CBS4) — El Paso drivers are feeling a sharp spike in gas prices, with the city’s average now edging above the national average after a steep jump over the past week. AAA reported the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded in El Paso is about $4.34, up nearly 37 cents in one week from $3.98. That puts El Paso just above the U.S. average of $4.33 and 49 cents higher than the Texas statewide average of $3.86. At some gas stations across El Paso, drivers are paying eve
City of El Paso says four jurisdictions owe $1.51M for animal services, county tops list (opens the original)
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EL PASO, TEXAS (KFOX14/CBS4) — The City of El Paso says four outside jurisdictions have more than $1.5 million in outstanding balances for animal services provided under agreements with the city. According to the city, the current outstanding balances are: Together, the balances total $1,510,947. The city said the balances reflect amounts billed to each jurisdiction for animal services provided under their respective agreements. “The City continues to work with its partner jurisdictions regardin
El Paso Water explains what caused Northeast water problems (opens the original)
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EL PASO, TEXAS (KFOX14/CBS4) — Some Vista del Norte residents in Northeast El Paso say they lost water for hours last week, got it back and then lost it again — leaving some without enough water to handle basic needs at home. “I went to go flush the toilet, in the middle of the night and couldn't do that. So I couldn't brush my teeth, I couldn't do my laundry, I couldn't clean up after my dogs. Couldn't cook,” Vista del Norte resident John Ulshafer said. El Paso Water said there was enough water
EPPD halts Flock camera use; questions remain over data (opens the original)
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EL PASO, TEXAS (KFOX14/CBS4) — El Paso police have stopped using state-funded Flock cameras, a move that follows an order from Texas Gov. Greg Abbott directing state agencies to stop funding the automated license plate reader technology amid privacy concerns and reported misuse. The El Paso Police Department confirmed Thursday it has halted use of the cameras, also known as automated license plate readers. Flock says the cameras capture license plates and vehicle details to help police develop l
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