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Feed the Frontline, El Paso is simultaneously supporting our local healthcare workers who are working in grueling conditions as well as local restaurants who have been impacted by the COVID 19 crisis.

Please wear your mask. Please wash your hands. Please practice social distancing. Please let's work together to get past this.

It is pretty clear in the language, El Paso officials are worried about the way the COVID-19 outbreak is going in our city and county.

See these people? They're not from around here, but this is what got two bars in trouble in east and central El Paso.

Want something from your favorite downtown restaurant but don't want to eat it in your car? Check out this cool idea for a downtown excursion.

When the news came out, people took to the interwebs to mourn the possible closing of Luby's.

At the end of the interview he does take a bit of grief from us. We appreciate his time because I can't stand an elected official who runs from an interview.

The governor couldn't be bothered to answer a letter from our local elected officials all weekend, but he finally did at a press conference today.

You can go inside their store to buy the products they make but there are a few things you need to know before you go.

You might want to order from these five taco places to celebrate 5 de Mayo as it lands on Taco Tuesday this year.

This list of restaurants and their parking spots might help you decide on what to have for lunch or dinner during the coronavirus stay-at-home orders

I got the chance to walk around the block the other day and I came upon this particularly fun and informational chalk art.