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We all know about the Popular and the White House, but do you remember the long-gone stores on this list?

Numbers might appear to be going down, but this week could signal another shutdown and more capacity limits for businesses.

These are the only two COVID-19 testing sites that are open today on Thanksgiving Day in El Paso.

Plan accordingly as the following list of stores will be closed this year on Thanksgiving Day in El Paso.

Heads up El Paso motorists, Scenic Drive will be closed half the day today, beginning at 6 a.m. for road repairs.

Two more eateries have closed this year, Blake’s Lotaburger and Souper Salad off N. Mesa and Resler Dr. in West El Paso.

Good news and bad news. The good news is Whataburger is only temporarily closed while Tacotote, in fact, has closed its doors near UTEP for good.

Target and Dick's Sporting Goods is now joining Walmart by closing its stores on Thanksgiving Day, due to the ongoing pandemic.

These are kids, not chefs. The lessons on how to safely be in the kitchen will lead to them learning how to be able to feed themselves in the future.

Online learning will be a logistical nightmare, but so would losing a child to COVID-19.

In observance of Independence Day, the El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Food Bank will be closed on Saturday, July 4, 2020.

If you see a school zone sign flashing, you better slow down.