fourth of july

A fun Fourth getaway is just a short drive away

A drought, nor COVID-19 stops El Pasoans from following county fireworks ban over the Fourth of July holiday weekend.

The bad news is it's going to be closed for the Fourth. The good news is it's not for long.

Fireworks are beautiful for humans, but their pets don't have as much fun celebrating Independence Day as we do.

Cookouts are fun unless you're the one doing all the work. Here are a few tips to make things easier the next time you host a cookout.

EPISD needs to stop wasting taxpayer money and it's time for a fireworks ban. Check out the details about two news stories that didn't get much play this week.

4th of July is great. We do some drinking, grilling, and watching of fireworks. Unfortunately, fireworks scare the hell out of pets, and many get lost.

We talked to two lovely ladies from the County about Fourth of July festivities at Ascarate and things got pretty goofy pretty fast.

Find out what the most important thing you need to do to scam the whole week off for a mid-summer party week.

Fireworks are fun, but not for residents in three far east El Paso neighborhoods, and they want to block access to their streets during the Fourth of July.

Pets can get away from you any day of the year, but the Fourth of July is the day that more pets go missing than any other. Check out these Facebook pages on your search for your missing pet.

Use these ideas at the park or in your backyard for the easiest Fourth of July cookout ever.