(Oct. 2012 Story) The Medical Center of the Americas, on its way, by many accounts, to be the national authority on Border and Hispanic health…

(Oct. 2012 Story) A building in the 1800 block of Myrtle in South Central El Paso caught fire and partially collapsed Tuesday morning, according to…

(Oct. 2012 story) City Council voted 7-0 Tuesday to approve a resolution stating its committed to the preservation and restoration of the Abraham…

(Oct. 2012 story) The El Paso Independent School District wants community interaction before naming it’s next permanent superintendent. The…

The City of El Paso Department of Health announced Wednesday morning that a 68-year-old man and a 25-year-old man have both died of the West Nile…

Construction material and plants near a home caught fire overnight. The fire burned the outer wall of the house but there was no damage to the home…

A man was taken to the hospital after his car rolled into a tree trunk Tuesday morning. The incident happened around 2:15 a.m. on the 1500 block of…

Opponents of the ballpark stadium aren’t giving up. They held a rally Monday to encourage people to vote against all three ballot propositions,…

The woman accused of owning and operating a brothel disguised as a central El Paso massage spa, is released from jail on bond. In Soon Kim’s…

The New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority has been posting photos on its Flickr page of the department’s preparations for Sandy and…

El Paso Electric has received a request to send crews to help in the restoration of power in the wake of Hurricane Sandy and the northeast storms.…

New Orleans , once crisscrossed by sprawling streetcar lines , is embracing anew the rumbling reminder of the city’s storied and elegant past…

A Las Cruces jury has found Victor Paiz guilty of all charges, including first degree murder and felony murder. He also was convicted of two 2 counts…

(Oct. 2012 story) The accident occurred around 2:45 a.m. on the westbound lanes of I-10 near Executive Center Boulevard. There were no major injuries…

The OP (Old Plantation) has closed, according to a post on its Facebook page posted Friday afternoon. “OP closes its doors officially as of…

The Board of Directors and Staff of the International Tennis Hall of Fame & Museum mourn the loss of one of America’s great early tennis…

Oct. 29, 2012 update: El Paso Police have identified the man killed on his motorcycle Friday morning as 24-year-old Dmond White of the 1500 block of…

Margaret Osbourne duPont, who won more than 30 Grand Slam singles and doubles titles spanning three decades, has died in El Paso, Texas. She was 94.…

More than 4000 pre-Columbian artifacts were returned to Mexico today. The items were tracked down in parts of Arizona, California, Illinois, Montana…

Emanuel Steward, the owner of the legendary Kronk Gym and a standout trainer for boxers including Thomas Hearns, Evander Holyfield and Oscar De La…

The coldest air since March will be coming through the area this weekend. The high will be in the 60s for Friday and Saturday. The temperature will…

The Tigua tribe’s Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo attracts a lot of outside visitors, and is even home to many who aren’t Native Americans. Yet…

The Fort Bliss Military Police will be hosting a joint training exercise involving an active shooter scenario on post from 8 a.m. to noon on Friday,…

The current Fire Chief in Templeton, California will move to the City of Socorro to become the city’s first modern era Fire Chief. Chief Jim…

There’s something special about Kaitlyn Llanez’s smile. The smile would always shine through as a beacon of hope and courage as she…

At the El Paso Independent School District board meeting on Tuesday, people rallied for board trustees to resign, not run for re-election of be…

The Santa Teresa Golf Club course went on the auction block Wednesday morning and didn’t recive a single bid. Shortly after the auction ended…

The distant sound of the ice-cream truck and coaches’ whistles fill the air at a busy far East El Paso park. Young athletes run and reign these…

Clark Kent is a mild-mannered reporter for The Daily Planet no more. He quit the newspaper to start his own news website. Read NPR’s take on it…

An astronomy graduate student at New Mexico State University is looking for possible signs of life on Mars by studying the possible detection of…