Opinion

The first amendment gives all citizens, in Texas or any other state, the right to "peacefully assemble". You have the most freedom if you hold your gathering in a public place ... a park, public sidewalk, public thoroughfares, outside government buildings, etc. Just don't block access to buildings or inhibit normal business/activity.

Texas has some mighty big critters roaming, flying and swimming around in it. Crawling too, as well as slithering. One of the most deadly giants, a monster rattler, fortunately, isn't real.

Tripadvisor recently ranked the top 10 things to do here both in El Chuco and all over Texas. I agree they're all fun places to visit, and they're all free, but my own list would look a little different.

Guns in schools? Drinking and driving? Leaving cars and homes unlocked? Smoking areas for high school students? Yep, all once totally normal in El Paso and Texas in general once upon a time.

America's Best Restaurants has been traveling the country and showcasing locally and independently owned restaurants all across the United States of America. It's El Paso's turn ...

I think pretty much every Texan owns at least one cowboy hat. It's like a state law or something.

They say everything is bigger in Texas but for every big thing, much like Newton's 3rd law says, there's got to be a small one.

Uncover how AI could revolutionize road safety and prevent accidents caused by reckless driving behaviors.

Texarkana Winter Storm 2025 aftermath: Ice-covered trees, broken limbs, and power outages. Discover how the region coped with the unexpected aftermath.

Flat vowels are the name of the game in 'A Complete Unknown.'

To each their own, but this 1979 track doesn't deserve to be the butt of the joke.

How can somebody who died in 1970 pay tribute to somebody who died in 2024?