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Jacob shared an update on the restaurant's Facebook page with a link to a GoFundMe Page that read the restaurant would be closed for about two months and the insurance would only be covering certain costs. The page went on to explain that the GoFundMe page was to help the employees financially while all things got back to normal.

“They tell me they turn to music as a form of refuge,” said Brianna. “They say all the music they sing is improvised and that it all comes from their heart and soul and they said that they express their tough journey to get to the U.S through their music as well.”

One El Paso Dad decided he would use his skeleton decorations to tell a story that would change every week, and it’s all for a good cause.

El Paso school districts will be showing their support and solidarity with Uvalde by wearing maroon and white colored shirts which are the school colors for the Uvalde school district.

The local non-profit organization Gold Out El Paso is inviting the community to join them for a fundraiser this Sunday to benefit an El Paso boy battling cancer.

El Paso Rhinos officials are reaching out to the community to ask local families for help when it comes to making sure Rhinos hockey players have a place to call home while they’re in the borderland for the season.

Despite the violence Juarez has been dealing with, Juarez officials are hopeful that they can continue to promote Juarez as a “Safe city” again and they are inviting U.S. residents to a festival to honor Mexican music legend, Juan Gabriel.

The YWCA’s Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event which raises funds to provide resources and support to domestic abuse survivors will be going virtual this year.

Six local districts will receive support in recruiting, training, and retaining teachers due $1.36 million grant and partnership between various entities.

El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Food Bank is helping out our neighbors in Beaumont and East Texas by sending two semi-trucks full of food and personal care items.

If you need some to talk to the Salvation Army is making available an Emotional and Spiritual Care Hotline to offer support.

El Paso teachers looking for words of encouragement for their students after the mass shootings of August 3, 2019.