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Five years after the Walmart mass shooting - relatives of the 23 people killed and survivors injured in the attack are waiting for the state of Texas to prosecute the case.

Sinaloa Cartel leader Ismael ‘El Mayo’ Zambada appeared in federal court today and entered a plea of not guilty to drug trafficking and other charges. Zambada faces drug trafficking, money laundering, and other charges related to running a criminal enterprise.

A trial in the Walmart mass shooting case may not begin until Summer 2026, according to a scheduling order released today by District Court Judge Sam Medrano. The order says jury selection in the case, which could take months, will start next November.

KTEP’s Aaron Montes spoke with El Paso County Attorney Christina Sanchez about what penalties individuals face for threatening schools. And, what is being done to deter others from making threats.

The El Paso County Commissioners Court and City Council put their support behind an effort to develop a design for a downtown deck park over Interstate 10 this week.

Tonight, the city of El Paso hosts its first of nine community meetings about the proposed Multipurpose Performing Arts and Entertainment Center. The proposed project is on the November ballot for voters to decide if the city should build the facility or cancel it.

A coalition of law enforcement agencies from the federal, state and local governments arrested a large group of alleged members from the Chuco Tango gang today. Federal agents were seen raiding a residence in the Upper Valley as part of the effort.

We're learning more details about the deadly shooting by a school district police officer at Franklin High school last week. The El Paso Independent school District Police Department says the shooting last week was justified.

Alleged drug cartel leader Ismael Zambada known as El Mayo will be staying in Texas. At least for now. A federal judge has denied a request to move Zambada’s court proceedings to New York where he also faces charges.

An El Paso judge has approved a 90-day injunction sought by the county attorney’s office to close the Downtown Gateway Hotel. Under the order, all residents inside the building must vacate by Thursday at 10 a.m.