David Ibave is a Marketing Manager and journalist based in El Paso, Texas. He writes for KFOX-TV, Inc. and CBS4 Local, with his work also appearing in WNYO-TV. David covers local news stories, including community events, sports, and politics, providing insightful and engaging coverage for his audience.
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David Ibave's coverage predominantly revolves around local news, with a focus on crime and community events in El Paso, Texas. Given this emphasis, pitches for breaking news stories related to crime or community events in the El Paso area are likely to resonate with him.
Stories related to government announcements or evolving local events would also be of interest to David. If you have insights into local developments such as crime trends, noteworthy community gatherings, or updates from relevant authorities like CBP (Customs and Border Protection), they may appeal to his coverage preferences.
When reaching out to David Ibave, consider providing information that aligns with his focus on covering crime and entertainment news within the local context of El Paso.
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By: David Ibave
A crash has shut down I-10 west near Sierra Blanca Thursday evening.
By: David Ibave
A newly obtained arrest report reveals that after crashing, an alleged drunk-driving Fort Bliss soldier performed CPR on a motorcyclist before the rider died on a west El Paso street.
By: David Ibave
A crash sent one person to the hospital, engulfed a vehicle in flames and slowed down traffic Monday afternoon in west El Paso.
By: David Ibave
For a second year, the Make-A-Wish Foundation is sharing uplifting and funny pre-recorded from "Wish" kids, including three kids from the Lone Star State.
By: David Ibave
First responders rescued a woman who had injured her leg in Mount Cristo Rey Tuesday morning.
The City of El Paso will be offering free bus rides on Christmas Day.
The City of El Paso announced it has rescheduled its trash collection services for Christmas and New Year's Day, as well as other holiday-related services.
By: David Ibave
The El Paso Police Department wants to warn people of a cybercrime called "spoofing."
By: David Ibave
El Paso police responded to a multi-vehicle crash after reports of a wrong-way driver on Loop 375 and Purple Heart Tuesday morning.
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