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The CDC recently reported about onions being linked to a salmonella outbreak.

COVID-19 breakthrough cases and deaths are going up in El Paso - here's the breakdown for this week:

Whether you wear one or not, just remember, it's only a mask, not a political statement.

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.

You can participate in this trial and also get the COVID-19 vaccine when it becomes available.

New guidance from the CDC indicates shortened quarantine times but El Paso health officials have stated that those recommendations won’t go into effect locally.

The Center for Disease Control is frowning on door-to-door trick-or-treating this year.

To get a test or not to get a test, that is the question. The CDC has changed the answer again.

Here's what to expect when you volunteer for the vaccine trails, if it pays and how to apply.

Contact tracing isn't a new concept to medical workers. It was used when HIV broke out in the 80s, and used again in 2003 during the SARS outbreak.

Their tour is suspended and the remaining El Paso shows for this weekend at the Don Haskins Center have been cancelled.

Thank goodness we have these things to keep us safe from the coronavirus.