In today's climate of political wrangling, there was an odd sighting in Downtown El Paso Friday.
Sitting at the same table was Republican U.S. Rep Steve Pearce next to Democrat U.S. Rep. Beto O'Rourke.
A former customs inspector was among several suspects paraded in handcuffs Friday morning in downtown El Paso. It was all part of homeland security investigation's “Operation Backstop.”
At forty feet in the air on a wooden rappel tower, the mind can play tricks. Legs begin to tremble and the ground begins to spin. The instructor tells the Boy Scout to take three deep breaths and prepare to jump.
A 5 month-old baby girl dies after being left alone in a locked SUV, parked in a lot near Riverside High School in the Lower Valley on Friday afternoon.
Socorro residents decide who will be their new mayor on Saturday. If you haven't made your decision yet, here's a little more information on the four candidates running for Mayor.
With a full facelift for downtown El Paso and new leaders, including a mayor and city reps, the city itself is bound for change.
But how much will the new leadership effect downtown?
Elected officials, local dignitaries, military leaders and volunteers will celebrate the opening of USO El Paso on Friday, May 10, military officials said.
