winter

There is nothing worse than being cold. If you can donate even one blanket, it will help someone keep warm this winter.

They need cold weather gear like coats, sweaters, sweatsuits, gloves, hats, socks, and shoes.

There's nothing worse than being cold, and we want to help a lucky listener get a new furnace for the holidays.

We might not get snow in El Paso, but we can get some pretty cold days and nights. Better to be safe than sorry.

This weekend when I went to breakfast with my family before church, my mom told me that it was time to change to a summer perfume.

The Greater El Paso Landfill and the Citizen Collection Stations closed early on Wednesday afternoon to ensure the safety of the public and employees because of the persistent high winds and low visibility.

El Paso doesn't get much winter weather, but here are some tips for the couple of mornings that we have to deal with iced or foggy windows.

Known as warming it up, starting the car and letting it run at least five minutes according to my father, is a typical thing to do for many people.

If you are 18 or older and don't have insurance or are on Medicaid, you need to check out the Vaccinations for Health program from the El Paso Fire Department and the Department of Public Health.

It may not make me fly, but it sure comes in handy in the studio. It's either the cape or starting a trash can fire to keep warm.

If you haven't taken your coat out of the closet for a few days, get ready, you'll need it this week.

We all know that the northeast part of the country is cold as hell, but El Paso gets icy, too. Just watch the video.