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Yesterday’s windy weather left some damage behind, including knocking out half of the lights on El Paso’s iconic Star on The Mountain.

How windy was it in your part of town over the weekend? The winds were so fierce this weekend that it had street lights dangling, and debris and garbage were flying everywhere.

We'll be getting spring windstorms this week. If you're not from around here, you might want to read this list to get ready.

Even though spring doesn’t officially arrive until March 20, it’s already hot in El Paso, and we’re already turning on the air conditioner in our cars.

Cruz sat down for an interview on a podcast where he said that the real problem is that people are not nice, not that he didn't do his job.

Turns out going to frolic in the Cancun sun isn't what you should do when your constituents are freezing their tails off back home.

Natural disasters don't always give you a heads up so make sure you do these things to be ready in case you're faced with one.

The massive winter storm and spring break travel could mean higher gas prices aren't going away anytime soon.

We might have avoided rolling blackouts but at least one El Paso salon and day spa is dealing with frozen pipes that caused huge damage.

It's unlikely we'll be getting temperatures anymore during this storm that would threaten our natural gas flow but you never know.

Don't believe everything you read on social media.

We might not get much winter weather but we might get some this week so you might want to be ready.