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1 week ago | kfoxtv.com | Salina Madrid

EL PASO, Texas — If you're searching for a creative outlet where kids and adults of all abilities can express themselves freely, look no further than El Paso's new mobile splatter room. This hands-on experience is messy, meaningful, and designed to spark the imagination. Rufina Yarulova, the founder of the splatter room, shared her inspiration behind the project and how her journey as a mom shaped her mission to create a space where every child can shine.

2 weeks ago | kfoxtv.com | Salina Madrid

LAS CRUCES, N.M. — It’s been more than a week since 14-year-old Alejandro Roman was shot and killed in a road rage incident in Las Cruces—his killer still hasn’t been caught. Alejandro was riding in the backseat with his family near the intersection of Solano Drive and Spruce Avenue when someone in another vehicle opened fire. Only on KFOX14, his sister and aunt shared what happened that day—and their emotional plea for justice. “They took my brother away from me, and he didn’t do anything.

1 month ago | kfoxtv.com | Salina Madrid

LAS CRUCES, N.M. — Proud Moments ABA, a new facility in Las Cruces, has opened its doors to provide Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for children with autism. Sarah Baca, a marketing relations specialist with the company, says the evidence-based treatment focuses on improving communication, social skills, behavior, and daily living. "ABA therapy addresses those deficits in child and we work with them to overcome challenges to give them a better quality of life," said Baca.

1 month ago | autism.einnews.com | Salina Madrid

LAS CRUCES, N.M. (KFOX14/CBS4) — Proud Moments ABA, a new facility in Las Cruces, has opened its doors to provide Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for children with autism. Sarah Baca, a marketing relations specialist with the company, says the evidence-based treatment focuses on improving communication, social skills, behavior, and daily living. "ABA therapy addresses those deficits in child and we work with them to overcome challenges to give them a better quality of life," said Baca.

1 month ago | kfoxtv.com | Salina Madrid

EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14) — As El Paso's population swells, the city's police force remains stagnant, raising concerns about public safety. Despite an increase of nearly 50,000 residents over the past five years, the El Paso Police Department continues to operate with around 1,000 officers, according to Sgt. Gomez. "We're still around a thousand—plus or minus," said Gomez. "We're hovering around the 1100 mark.