Political / Finance

RBG's longtime trainer paid his respect to the late Supreme Court Justice at the U.S. Capitol this morning in a way that would make RBG smile.

A new video online is trying to lure voters in a brand new way- with strippers.

The University of Texas at El Paso has set up a new office to help students get information on financial aid.

A new program started by the city of El Paso could provide up to 3 months of financial assistance for rent and utility bills.

Today is National Voter Registration Day! Are you registered to vote? Do you know how to register to vote? Check and find out here.

After the passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg many are recalling some of their fond memories of the icon. Here's one of my favorite memories.

The CARES Act is providing funds to El Paso to help families in need with free childcare at local YWCAs.

It seems EPISD set the schedule to return to the classrooms without asking for the teachers input, or even telling the teachers before making the announcement public.

I can't believe I have to say this, but just because something is on the Internet doesn't make it true. Let's take a look at some of the fake news stories that have been spread around recently.

Governor Abbott is protecting police budgets for cities across Texas. El Paso Mayor Dee Margo goes one better and increases the police budget.

A partnership with OnStar is helping provide around-the-clock suicide prevention resources to U.S. veterans.

Today we honor the American worker by "grillin', chillin' and beer swillin'. The day also brings props from the government and encouraging job figures.