Opinion

Nope, NOT El Paso, (at least not in the top 40 anyway), we're too chill for that. San Antonio is the most stressed Texas city, just making the top 20, at #20.

I joined the U.S. Army Golden Knights for an unforgettable flight above the Texarkana Airshow. Here's what happened inside the jump plane.

The Alamos very distinctive facade wasn't supposed to look like it does. In fact, during the legendary battle between the Alamo defenders and Mexican troops, the "hump" at the structures center wasn't there at all.

Texas is pretty gun friendly, so much so that most people would assume it's the most gun friendly state of them all. Not by a longshot, (pun way intended), but we are top 10.

Bikinis have come a long way since the 30s; their evolution reflects changing attitudes about body image.

Who knew the deserts of Texas and New Mexico could be such hidden gems? This region is turning heads for all the right reasons.

El Paso's history is packed with surprising firsts that shaped not just the city but the entire country. You won't believe what they achieved way back in 1598!

Imagine standing before a 26-foot mural that’s been whispering its tale for over 4,000 years—this Texas site is a journey back in time.

I'd shave for $100 dollars or even $10. Hell, a couple of beers would work. These Texas rockers turned down a cool 3 million.

Some are easy, some are pretty tough but one common denominator is the fact that not everybody goes the distance. A buddy of mine's "no more pot" resolution lasted exactly 15 hours. Midnight to 3pm. (I think that may be a record.)

Marfa, Texas is a very haunted place, way out in the southwest Texas desert where it's super dark, super remote and home to all kinds of weirdness. Not to mention the famous Marfa Mystery Lights and, now, the Marfa Mystery Traffic Light.

There are some things though that are very polarizing in El Paso, things that peeps draw a firm line through where it's either "hell yeah" or "F no". Here are, I think, the top 3: