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El Paso's history is packed with surprising firsts that shaped not just the city but the entire country. You won't believe what they achieved way back in 1598!

Certain city names are very common and every state seems to have one. One named after the state like Kansas City or Texas City for example. I always thought El Paso was a pretty unique name but, turns out, we're not alone.

Feeling blue? Here's why.

Las Cruces may be a smaller city, but its car crash statistics are raising eyebrows — especially when it comes to driver safety.

We had the coolest next door neighbor ever here at The Q studios on N. Mesa. An amazing restaurant that used, among other things, wood fired ovens. Now, they moved across the strip mall - what's next for their old location?

This weekend, it’s time to roll up your sleeves for a good cause and maybe ride away on a new bike.

Being in but slightly removed from Texas, gives us tons of cool and unique things to see, do and experience.

Ever been stuck at a traffic light that just won’t change? It can turn a simple drive into a moral dilemma in seconds.

El Paso doesn’t do boring reactions. Here’s how locals responded to BTS coming to the Sun Bowl, and why it feels uniquely El Paso.

That AMBER Alert on your phone has a Texas origin story. Here’s how one case changed child safety forever.

Imagine standing before a 26-foot mural that’s been whispering its tale for over 4,000 years—this Texas site is a journey back in time.

West El Paso has a very diverse and tasty food scene. You can get pretty much any cuisine you want, prices are moderate and the restaurants are easy to get in and out of. Options are suddenly more limited as 2026 gets off to a bad start.

In a city where winter often surprises us, it’s time to get serious about staying cozy and safe in the chill ahead.

Prior to the game, a series of events takes place to build excitement and do some local, community good. As far back as I can remember, one of those things has been a visit to sick kids at El Paso hospitals.

As El Paso starts to inch into the cold weather months, some area residents are not properly prepared to deal with the cold. To help them, the city has several places where El Pasoans can go to warm up.

Strange lights dance across the Marfa sky, while just 8 hours away, locals in Taos share whispers of an unexplainable hum. What’s going on out there?

I'd shave for $100 dollars or even $10. Hell, a couple of beers would work. These Texas rockers turned down a cool 3 million.

Prior to 2020, federal wage garnishments were rising for students who fell behind in their payments. They were suspended during the pandemic but now they're back.

During the chaos of the Ruidoso wildfires, as the village was being evacuated, not everybody there came to help. While there are no stories of looting, there was a burglary.

With one office shutting down and wait times soaring, the Tax Office is feeling the heat. What’s behind these decisions?

What's being called into question is what else the camera's see and record along with exactly who has access to the footage and what they're using it for. 150 cameras are currently monitoring the 915.

Some are easy, some are pretty tough but one common denominator is the fact that not everybody goes the distance. A buddy of mine's "no more pot" resolution lasted exactly 15 hours. Midnight to 3pm. (I think that may be a record.)

Big changes are brewing at two El Paso favorites, where the culinary scene is stepping up its game with new flavors and live tunes.

After a flurry of departures following the 2-10 season, head coach Scotty Walden has been tasked with finding new players to fill roles across the roster.