spring

Tuesday, June 21st is the first official day of the Summer season but the borderland will get a sneak peek of that hot weather this week and weekend.

A very evil looking caterpillar may be in your garden, but no worries, it's not dangerous.

Those Springtime winds are expected to remain in our forecast at least until Tuesday evening so Allergy sufferers prepare yourselves.

“We are looking for aspiring small business owners in need of some help to get going,” read the caption on El Paso’s Upper Valley Market Instagram’s most recent post.

Earth Day came early in the borderland as the City of El Paso held their 11th annual Earth Day celebration this past weekend and unveiled a brand new mural.

Allergy sufferers may not be a fan of next week's weather as we are expecting the return of those annoying Spring-like winds.

A strong cold front pushed through the borderland early Friday morning bringing winds, colder air, AND SNOW FLURRIES! Yea, snow flurries in March!

In true El Paso weather fashion, we’ll be dealing with a roller coaster of weather conditions these next few days so, be prepared!

Every year springtime brings a bounty of beauty to the El Paso area. Here are the top 5 plants you can expect to see this spring in El Paso.

Spring is right around the corner so when it comes, keep this list handy so you can visit some of the most beautiful greenspaces in town.

We are back to work and school and back to reality. What a bummer. We need something cool and fun to do this first weekend after the holidays.

One of the only bright spots in that crappy year was the amazing bumper crop of poppies in the foothills of the northeast side of the Franklins.