Opinion

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 ...

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

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

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.

El Paso has, and has had, a number of concert venues and each one of them has seen some incredible shows. They all have amazing history but "Tricky" had character.

Last weekends snow "storm" was pretty cool, (no pun intended), but in true El Paso fashion; our first taste of winter was way short lived and very short of record breaking.

Who knew the deserts of Texas and New Mexico could be such hidden gems? This region is turning heads for all the right reasons.

The 2026 Semi-finalists for the super coveted James Beard Awards are out and New Mexico has several on it, including a Chef well known to El Pasoans and throughout the Borderland.