It happened at a Chick-fil-A in Grapevine, near Dallas, when a disgruntled ... that's PC talk for PO'd ex ... former employee slipped back in to the restaurant that had fired him several times and rang up fake orders.
To cut right to the heart of that matter ... because beer is important and I want you to keep yours at its best ... the answer is no. Beer doesn't have to be kept cold nor does it have to stay refrigerated after it has been refrigerated.
As sunny as the "Sun City" is, we didn't rank as the sunniest city in the United States of America. We're actually #5 but the whole top 5 field is a pretty tight race.
If you have been inside Amarillo's Mardel lately, you have probably noticed the bare shelves. Is history about to repeat itself for another local Christian bookstore?
Chicken on a stick is the most sought-after snack at Fiesta San Antonio. Crispy, spicy, and topped with jalapeño—it’s the bite everyone’s talking about.
Summer is officially here. That means pool days, road trips, and yes — a power bill that might make you cry. Whether you want to fund the fun or just survive the heat, we've got $500 with your name on it, thanks to our 'Summer Sizzle' sweepstakes.
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I'm willing to bet every single home in El Paso has at least one junk drawer. If your "Spring Fever" is kicking in; don't toss all that crap - sell it.
It's not just those suffering from allergies that are dreading windy season in El Paso, everybody has a chance at catching Valley Fever and it's no joke.
Ever wonder which state allows residents to keep the most of their money? Visual Capitalist just answered the question and, guess what? New Mexico peeps don't get to keep much. They still beat Texas by about 11% though.
Cool Canyon Nights returns to McKelligon Canyon for its 16th season! Enjoy free live music every Thursday this summer. Get details on VIP seating, food trucks, and the weekly after-party.
Somethings up at a small, mostly hidden, lake in west El Paso and social media is bubbling over with possible solutions and conspiracy theories. One, (of each), actually makes sense.
New Braunfels, Texas, is joining San Marcos, Texas in bringing art to the cities drab, (ok - ugly), traffic signal boxes. Could El Paso be next? If so, what should we paint?