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We’re already going into week 5 of the high school football season around the El Paso area. We’ve seen overtime classics, high-scoring barn-burners, and the occasional shocking blowout.

A group of over 300 undocumented and mixed-status families in thirteen different New Mexico counties will receive $500 a month starting in March.

Many people wondered what New Mexico governor Michele Lujan Grisham’s temporary gun would accomplish if anything.

For many, the fiery allure of Flaming Hot Cheetos is unparalleled to any other craving.

According to Mayor Oscar Leaser, each one is very qualified to take on the role that was left vacant by the death of Chief Greg Allen back in January.

The comedic legends, Cheech and Chong, are venturing into (maybe not so) new territory, making a splash in New Mexico's crowded cannabis arena.

There's a sense of urgency within the UTEP football team (1-3) this week as they approach a key matchup against UNLV on Saturday at the Sun Bowl.

Football Friday Night wrapped up another week of high school football in El Paso with week four action! Check out recaps below from last week's games.

In a new survey, less than 25% of Gen Z’ers over the age of 18 don’t use periods, commas, quotation marks, or pay all that much attention to spelling.

Syphilis, a sexually transmitted disease, has been rising at an alarming rate in Texas, especially among pregnant individuals and their newborns.