testing

Alright, so I opened Pandora's box and went ahead and asked teachers and parents what they REALLY thought about their children taking the STAAR test this week. To no surprise, most hated it!

You guys need to open the doors to outside eyes for feedback on the information and the delivery of information on the COVID-19 pandemic response in El Paso.

You can say no to the survey but saying yes will help City officials determine how the COVID-19 pandemic is spreading in El Paso.

The program will return not because it's been successful, but because it has to.

The City of El Paso is urging all El Pasoans who traveled during the Thanksgiving break to get tested and self-quarantine after returning home.

Getting a flu shot not only keeps you healthier but helps keep hospital beds open for COVID patients.

Good move Walmart. City officials, you should Google before you take a bow.

It's a limited program right now, but it could be the sign of bigger things to come in the future.

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.