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As you could see a ghost made that picture frame slide off the wall and Mike's explanation of a truck rumbling by the station is total nonsense.

El Paso paranormal experts weigh in on the photo from Tricia's backyard. Was it a lens flare or a presence?

With over 300 submissions thus far in the "It's a Beautiful Day in El Paso" photo contest, we have decided to narrow it down to the Top 20.

The competition is fierce, the photos are drop dead gorgeous, and the time to submit your entries is running out with only a week and a half left to enter the "It's a Beautiful Day in El Paso" photo contest.

We are only 2 days into the "It's a Beautiful Day in El Paso" photo contest, and we have already received some incredible entries!

When Aptos, California resident Peter Govaars went with his daughter to examine the the damage that a two-day storm had wrought on nearby Hidden Beach, he discovered the skeleton of a digital camera. It was beaten and battered by the ocean but, amazingly, the memory card was still intact. After opening and cleaning the card with rubbing alcohol to remove the salt and sand, Govars inserted it into