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As back to school season approaches, EPISD modified their dress code in ways that affect every grade level, every school and every item of clothing from shoes to undies.

Looks like Texas has a soft spot for Coca-Cola, but don’t count out Dr Pepper just yet — it’s still holding its ground in the hearts of many locals.

According to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, (CPSC) yet another product recall has been issued by Walmart. It's not food, drink or drug this time though, it's a water/beverage container.

Water bottles come in handy and just about everybody carries one around these days since regular water sucks but they can become dangerous if left in a hot car. Temperatures in closed vehicles rise very high and very quickly.

A happy employee is a good employee and it's rare to find a boss in the lone star state that won't let you have a minute to hit the bathroom or go have lunch. There are some that won't though and there isn't really any way to make them.

Chef Rulis is a well known name among El Paso diners. From casual diners to hardcore foodies, he's made quite a name for himself with spots like Ruli's International Kitchen which was featured on Dires, Drive Inns and Dives.

According to Newsweek, during a recession, Florida will fare best. That's thanks to a number of factors including a big and diverse economy, low debt and limited reliance on trade with China. Pretty much the same deal with Texas.

A list of 60 "must do" things compiled by tourtexas.com mentioned two things we have here in El Paso and, while they are ok, they are absolutely NOT the coolest things to do in the 915.

You now need a Real ID to do several things including travel by air. You aren't totally hosed if you haven't gotten one yet though, there are ways to get around this. Several other documents will work if you don't yet have the new "Real ID".

Not many really knew him but, every rock fan in the Borderland knew who he was.

Tensions with and within Russia have brought the subject of nuclear attacks back to the forefront. Should an attack on the USA occur, big cities in Texas and Phoenix, Arizona will see major losses.

In a surprising turn, Texas is shifting gears from cannabis to psychedelics, and the focus is squarely on ibogaine—could this be a game changer?