Erika Esquivel is a local journalist based in El Paso, Texas. She has written for various news outlets, including KFOX-TV, Inc. and CBS4 Local. Erika covers a range of local news stories, from breaking news and crime to community events and human interest stories.
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Erika Esquivel's focus is predominantly on local news, particularly crime and breaking events in the El Paso area. She also covers education and sports but to a lesser extent.
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Blanca Trout has resigned from the Canutillo Independent School District Board of Trustees effective immediately, District officials announced on Monday.
By: Erika Esquivel
EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — North America's most popular interactive dinosaur event Jurassic Quest which features photorealistic moving dinosaurs
By: Erika Esquivel
EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — Chalk the Block is returning to downtown El Paso this weekend for its 17th year.
By: Erika Esquivel
The Magic of Lights drive-thru holiday experience is returning to El Paso this year, but this year it will be held at Wet N Wild.
In today's community conversations, El Paso Mayor candidate Brian Kennedy joined the KFOX14 morning news to talk about why he is running for mayor.
By: Erika Esquivel
Border Patrol agents found 15 migrants who were being smuggled in a vehicle, according to El Paso Border Patrol Chief.
Coldplay has added a second day to its concert held at the Sun Bowl next summer in 2025.
By: Erika Esquivel
An assistant football coach at New Mexico State University is no longer employed with the university after some old social media posts resurfaced.
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