restaurants

Show downtown El Paso some love and it could win you and your honey a great Valentine's Day gift package.

Never forget, there's usually always a camera pointed at you.

Hopefully this bonehead move doesn't result in another spike in COVID cases.

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, some restaurants were planning on being open for dine-in. However, due to the extended stay at home order, they will have to offer to-go Thanksgiving meals.

Calm down. The order expires next Wednesday. If everyone would spend as much time following the order than they do fighting it, we wouldn't need the shutdown.

We have over 3 thousand new COVID-19 cases today but restaurants and the Texas Attorney General want to reopen everything.

Just last week, we heard that more restaurants were closed or were planning on closing their doors to the public.

We are in real trouble here, and personally, I don't think that the County Judge went far enough.

If you were planning on working out or getting your hair done, you missed your window of opportunity.

It takes a lot for a business to sacrifice two weeks of revenue. These businesses think it's important for public safety to do so.

Do you live in one of the hot spot zip codes? Find out where they are and what the City is going to do about them.

One of El Paso's favorite shops, Fudge N More, announced this week that they would be closing their doors forever due to the COVID-19 pandemic.