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National Weather Service has extended a Flood Warning for the Rio Grande (opens the original)
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UPDATE 9:34 PM - Drivers are being asked to avoid part of McNutt Road due to a traffic closure. The Sunland Park Police Department said McNutt Road is blocked at Racetrack Drive. Traffic is being detoured toward El Paso, and drivers are not being allowed to access Paisano from the intersection. Police are asking drivers to follow the detour and use caution in the area. The National Weather Service has extended a Flood Warning for the Rio Grande in El Paso through Thursday evening. Minor flooding
$500,000 gift for Texas Tech Health El Paso from the GECU Foundation (opens the original)
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) - The Texas Tech Health El Paso received a $500,000 gift from the GECU Foundation for the Building Hope Campaign. The campaign supports the construction of the Fox Cancer Center at Texas Tech Health El Paso. The center will bring comprehensive cancer care for borderland patients. “Our commitment to the Texas Tech Health El Paso’s Fox Cancer Center is an investment in the health of those who live in our region. We’re honored to support this remarkable center that will bring
La Llorona Park closed due to rising river water levels (opens the original)
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LAS CRUCES, New Mexico (KVIA) - Las Cruces City Park Rangers and the Parks and Recreation Department say rising water levels at the Rio Grande caused the closure of La Llorona Park as a precaution. The storm brought enough rain water to cause rising levels in the river. This creates a life-threatening situation that could prove dangerous for anyone within the park, said city officials in a release. The park will remain closed through Wednesday, September 30 and monitored before reopening. Offici
New Mexico declares state of emergency, governor's office approves $3.75 million for response and recovery efforts (opens the original)
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SANTA FE, New Mexico (KVIA) - The Acting Governor for New Mexico singed five executive orders that declare a state of emergency after the rainfall lead to serious flooding across the state. Howie Morales' signature makes $3.75 million available to assist with flooding response and recovery efforts by the Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management. The funds can be used for resources and services to reduce physical or economic harm and include temporary lodging, shelter, health care
Damage assessment portal available for residents affected by flooding (opens the original)
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DOÑA ANA COUNTY, New Mexico (KVIA) - The Doña Ana County Office of Emergency Management is making an assessment portal available for all residents affected by the flooding. Residents will be able to report damage to their properties or businesses from the heavy rain and subsequent flooding. The information provided on the portal will allow the county to "document the impact of the recent heavy rainfall that occurred through the County causing widespread flooding and damages to homes, vehicles, a
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