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The Air Force is tightening its grip along the Texas border, a move that’s stirring up questions about safety and access for everyday folks.

The House of Rock has something new cooking in 5 Points. Imagine enjoying breakfast surrounded by muscle car booths and dinosaur art. That’s just part of what the new grill offers!

Between the Panhandle and the Rio Grande, Texas is dotted with over 16,000 historical markers, each one sparking curiosity about our shared history.

Some things just have a way of transporting you back to your childhood.

Alamo Draft House is shutting down both El Paso locations and I'm gonna miss them. They were the ones that got me going to movies again after a long theater boycott.

A train that runs from the El Paos International Airport to the Ciudad Juarez Airport,(aka Abraham Gonzalez International Airport), in Juarez is being considered and, I must admit, I'm all for it.

Imagine the joy a handwritten card could bring to a veteran spending Valentine’s Day in a hospital. El Paso is stepping up in a big way!

As drones buzz overhead, they’re not just for photography anymore. Recent meetings in New Mexico reveal a serious shift in how these devices are being used.

These conversation heart messages have been retired and will likely never see another Valentine's Day.

El Paso offers a lot for happy couples to see and do on Valentines Day. You can enjoy a romantic dinner perfectly prepared by local chefs like Andres at Sabor or Chef Rulis who has now merged with Starlight Gastropub.

From marching bands to superstar spectacles, the halftime show has come a long way. Let’s take a stroll down memory lane together.

Forget what you think you know about military towns—El Paso is home to a surprising mix of Navy, Coast Guard, and Army personnel.

According to one source anyway. Another put El Chuco in 2nd place and that's as far as I went researching this. As long as there's Coors Light and tequila, I'm good with whatever.

While handling the "Mexican Intervention", General Pershing lived on Fort Bliss and his former home still stands. Which is cool since, it seems, he may still live there. Something does anyway ...

In a surprising twist, researchers in New Mexico are looking to our planet’s darkest caves for clues about life beyond the stars.

It's been a tough year for Young Park, but new faces are stepping in to bring back safety and a sense of community.

From the bustling kitchens of Chicago to the heart of El Paso, Chef Andres Padilla is ready to transform local dining.

Proper hydration in a city as hot as El Paso is super important, no matter the season. In fact, during winter, it can be even more important so, drink up folks.

We've been wanting to believe this our whole lives, now science is backing us up - tacos ARE a health food.

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Bikinis have come a long way since the 30s; their evolution reflects changing attitudes about body image.

A ton of El Pasoans speak Spanish ... 67% according to a recent study ... and, (thanks mostly to Fort Bliss and the constant influx of military from all over the country), there's a pretty decent number of other languages being spoken here.

Midterm, primary elections are coming up in March and voters in El Paso who have not yet registered to vote are running out of time.

Speaking Rock has seen a lot of improvements throughout its history in El Paso's lower valley,. Now they're taking their parking game up a notch.