28 min ago | El Paso Times
'Wicked:' Plaza Theatre staff sad to see curtain fall on hit show
4 hrs ago | El Paso Times
Face of a movement: Reies L pez Tijerina fought for Chicano rights
Reies Lopez Tijerina, a well-known Southwest activist in the 1960s is often referred to as a warrior in the struggle for civil rights for Mexican-Americans. Tijerina now lives in Downtown El Paso.
7 hrs ago | CBS News
Video: Nature: Bobcats riding out the snow
This "Sunday Morning" moment of nature takes you to the Sierra Diablo Mountains near El Paso, Texas, where bobcats and other residents are riding out the snow.
11 hrs ago | El Paso Times
El Paso Children's Hospital ready for patients
With one snip of a large pair of scissors on Saturday, El Paso Children's Hospital CEO Larry Duncan cut the ribbon to an overdue dream.
16 hrs ago | El Paso Times
Video: El Pasoans savor soup to fight hunger
The Seventh Annual Empty Bowls fundraiser was held Saturday at the El Paso Community College Administrative Services Center at 9050 Viscount.
16 hrs ago | The Times-Picayune
Tulane Green Wave upended by Texas-El Paso in overtime
John Bohannon converted a three-point play with 14 seconds remaining in overtime to lift Texas-El Paso to a 54-52 victory Saturday against Tulane in El Paso, Texas.
The federal government is in debt to the tune of $15-plus trillion. Texas accumulated debt of up to $27 billion.
Keep habitats humming: Desert plants can nurture hummingbirds
It may be too early to plant for spring, but it's not too early to start planning the kind of garden you want to have.
Test for Komen charity looms at next Race for the Cure
Rebecca Reza has participated in fundraising races held by Susan G. Komen for the Cure, the world's largest breast cancer charity, for the past five years.
Trish Long: Walkathons no easy feat for dancers
"My grandmother, Eloisa Soto would be 100 years old today, Feb. 2, had she not died seven years ago.
Comedian Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias gets key to the city
Sheriff Richard Wiles presented comedian Gabriel Iglesias with the "Key to the City," on behalf of Mayor John Cook who was out of town on city business.
Spurring on sales: El Paso Saddleblanket TV ads to reach nation
Dusty Henson, founder and co-owner of El Paso Saddleblanket, always seems to have some big dream to expand the reach and scope of his iconic El Paso business.
El Paso ISD teacher pay lowest amongst local districts
The El Paso Independent School District has the lowest base salary for teachers with 15 or more years of experience among the nine school districts in El Paso County.
El Paso VA joins arts competition
The contest "is a great opportunity to show off how talented our veterans are," said Joan Ricard, director of the VA in El Paso.
Border officials: ID card program trims wait times
Under the desert sun at the Paso del Norte bridge between Ciudad Juarez in Mexico and El Paso, Texas, hundreds of pedestrians stand in line for up to two hours to reach the immigration booths.
Two more El Paso police officers indicted in OT pay investigation
A state grand jury has indicted two more former El Paso police officers accused of tampering with government records stemming from an investigation into misappropriation of overtime pay involving a traffic-enforcement grant.
Average gas price up 3 cents in El Paso
The average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline in Texas is one cent more than the average last week and five cents more in New Mexico, according to the AAA Texas Weekend Gas Watch.
El Pasoans react to new lawsuit mayor faces
The owner of the club, Mike Armstrong, is suing the mayor for comments he made last year that Armstrong claims negatively affected him.
Man accused of pushing wife off of I-10 back in jail
An El Paso County jail log showed Gutemberg Najar was arrested again Wednesday afternoon, this time on a warrant for a probation violation.
Gov. Rick Perry gives Jones' donation to El Paso charities
Gov. Rick Perry this week donated $80,000 in old political contributions from a convicted felon to several El Paso charities -- one of the largest such distributions in U.S. history.