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Tune in to KTSM+ at 4 PM for the latest news updates from Tirza Ortiz, Kelly Horyczun, and Robert Bettes. This broadcast will cover significant local stories impacting the El Paso community, ensuring viewers stay informed about current events. Don't miss this opportunity to catch up on essential news.

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