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Tune in for KTSM+ Updates with Tirza Ortiz and Robert Bettes

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KTSM+ is set to air at 4 p.m., featuring hosts Tirza Ortiz and Robert Bettes. This program promises to deliver the latest news and updates relevant to the El Paso community. Viewers can expect insightful discussions and coverage of current events impacting the region. Make sure to catch the broadcast for essential information.

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