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Our food and culture are linked together here on the borderland, and during the Lenten season, a few exceptional dishes are made exclusively for the Catholic holiday.

There is still time for seniors to make their COVID-19 vaccination appointments during the University Medical Center of El Paso’ Super Seniors (70+) Super Thursday.

Local businesses and El Pasoans are taking social media to chime in after Governor Greg Abbott announced the 100 % reopening of business and removing the statewide mask mandate.

The El Paso Chihuahuas season opener delayed officially after Major League Baseball makes an announcement delaying Triple-A baseball.

Dr. Seuss just got canceled, prompting immediate sellouts, price hikes, and getting pulled off shelves at bookstores everywhere, including El Paso.

These are the three distinct condiments that El Pasoans are always adding to their food.

Even though spring doesn’t officially arrive until March 20, it’s already hot in El Paso, and we’re already turning on the air conditioner in our cars.

El Pasoans who need help filing their taxes this year have several options to file for free in-person or online, including special days and hours for senior citizens.

The Sun Metro bus that crashed into an East El Paso home has left behind significant property damage and has sent the bus driver to the hospital.

The much anticipated musical STOMP has been pushed back and rescheduled for December of this year.

With Spring Break just around the corner, El Pasoans eager to get out of town for either a day or weekend trip should make a reservation to secure their spot now.

This Lenten season place an order for some of the best Mexican-style shrimp cocktails in El Paso.