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The month of September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month and Gold Out El Paso, a local non-profit organization, is aiming at turning the city of El Paso gold to honor all the children who battle cancer at a young age.

A social media post announced the closure. I reached out to Parks and Rec and found out why this location is closed.

It's very nice to see that the victims of that terrible day weren't just a photo op for him. Thanks Mr. Lopez. We're glad to have you in our city.

Would you let your kid skip the STAAR test because it was "too stressful"?

El Paso residents are invited to join in on the El Paso Public Library’s Virtual Summer Reading Club.

The El Paso Public Library will be hosting a fun virtual series online for families this summer.

There will be an online meeting about how facilities will reopen. You'll want to log onto the meeting in light of Governor Greg Abbott's delay of Phase 2 reopening in El Paso.

Mickey Mouse and the rest of the gang are ready to help put your kids to bed with Disney’s Bedtime Hotline.

Fall is beautiful in El Paso, but chilly weather will come, and when it does, you'll need a good furnace to heat your home. New furnaces cost money, but not if you win our latest contest, Heaters For The Holidays!

Hector "El Pipo" Barragan is well-known for helping out the El Paso community, and he is doing it again for needy families just in time for back to school.

The El Paso Independent School District is working to keep students of the district safer from sex offenders with a new security system.

The YWCA El Paso del Norte Region will host its first ‘No Fixed Address’ event to raise awareness of the hidden homelessness of women and children in El Paso on Nov. 13-14, 2015.