Here’s Why El Paso Property Taxes Are Going Through The Roof
There are a few reasons why you're seeing a large increase. Knowing why might not make you feel better but at least you'll know why and what to do about it.
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Selling Or Buying Fake COVID-19 Vaccine Cards Could Cost You $5,000
By using a fake vaccine card you will continue letting the COVID-19 pandemic rage and that could mean potential further shutdowns.
Put Together A Family Time Capsule This Weekend
Get your family history together to leave something for future generations.
3 El Paso School Districts Weigh In On 2021 Proms And The News Isn’t Good
The sun will come up tomorrow even if your kids don't go to prom. School districts are doing the right thing.
All Texas Adults Can Get COVID Vaccine Starting Next Week
All adults will be eligible and be vaccinated as vaccines become available.
When Will The El Paso Streetcars Get Running Again?
There is some good news and some bad news about when we will see the downtown El Paso streetcars back on the road again.
Light Up The Night On Saturday In Memory Of El Pasoans Lost To COVID-19
Let's light up the night to show the families of those who were lost to COVID-19 that they are not forgotten and that they are still a part of the city of El Paso.
3 Reasons To Take This City Of El Paso Survey
It's your money so why wouldn't you tell them how to spend it? Take this survey and get in the game.
YISD Says Parents Can Watch Outdoor Sporting Events This Spring
If your kid runs track and field, plays baseball or softball, or is in the band or a cheerleader, here's what you need to know.
Scholarship Players Take an Extra Year of Eligibility
More than 1,000 scholarship players in major college football are expected to take advantage of the NCAA’s offer of an extra year of eligibility for playing through the pandemic.