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

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.

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.

El Paso is a very warm and welcoming city and that includes the furballs. Dogs are welcome all over El Paso, in bars, in parks ... they can even take a dip to cool off at a dog friendly city water park.

With explosions shaking the ground around Christo Rey, the iconic statue remains untouched, holding its ground while changes ripple through the landscape.

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

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

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.

The Las Cruces Police Department has conducted several operations lately where they really doubled down on handing out traffic tickets. The most recent one saw over 50 citations handed out in 1 hour.

Get ready for some travel changes at El Paso International Airport—starting in February, a new fee for those without Real IDs might catch you off guard.