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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.

We don't have a celeb colab with Mickey D's but that doesn't mean we can't fantasize about it.

Man. This is a tough hit. I used to go with my grandparents and later my bestie for a old-school meal at Luby's. That's all going away.

Grow up bar owners. We're tired of you not following the rules and keeping us at home. Get over yourselves.

The tribe announced that they are reopening the casino but not the hotel. Check out the things you'll be able to do on your next trip to Ruidoso.

The "Finger Lickin' Good" slogan will return when the time is right, which means after COVID-19 doesn't have us washing our hands every other minute.

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.

To be honest, I have to hand it to the Tribe. This is how you lock down a community in order to stop the spread of COVID-19.

While I see that this is good for business and it keeps people employed, is this a good idea?

They aren't, but a well-known UTEP professor jumped the gun a bit when he said that's what was happening.