testing

If you are going to be a student this fall at UTEP, here is the link to the training you have to complete before tomorrow.

COVID-19 testing has been extended and is now available 7 days a week in El Paso, TX through August 8, 2020.

The news is a little bit of a pressure release for students parents.

The mayor took some time to talk to Mike and Tricia Mornings to clear up why he voted to not release information about COVID-19 hotspots in our area.

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

Almost a year ago we lost 23 people at the Cielo Vista Walmart and became El Paso Strong. 173 people have died from COVID-19. El Paso Strong? Nope.

Online learning will be a logistical nightmare, but so would losing a child to COVID-19.

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

Mike and Tricia Mornings finds one thing that they agree with the president on.

The good news is or local health authority and officials are ready to step up and continue offering testing.

The City of El Paso Department of Public Health will be offering free HIV testing to interested residents this Saturday, June 27, 2020.

We reached out to the County Judge and Mayor's offices. Here's what they had to say.