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It’s a new year and that means it’s probably time to clean out your kitchen pantries. If you find that you did way too much shopping last year and need somewhere to donate your extra food to, we got you!

For cancer patients, the “ringing of the bell” ceremony is a HUGE milestone in their cancer journey because it means that they are cancer free!

Students and staff at Dr. Sue Shook Elementary School held a kindness pep rally in honor of former first grade teacher, Ms. Blancas, who tragically lost her battle to COVID two years ago.

From living creatures, to non-living creatures, to …..massagers….. Here’s a look at some of the most insane things local teacher’s have confiscated from their students.

El Paso school districts will be showing their support and solidarity with Uvalde by wearing maroon and white colored shirts which are the school colors for the Uvalde school district.

All good things must come to an end so even greater things can happen! That was the case for Jefferson High School.

School districts around the country are loosening their dress codes. One North Texas school district, however, is moving in the opposite direction.

For one El Paso family, their doorbell camera caught a very heartwarming moment that they will treasure forever but the one thing it didn’t catch was the name of the person who left behind the special message.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott continues to come up with plans and ideas to enhance school security in Texas after the mass shooting in Uvalde.

Dear Teachers, in case no one has told you yet, I appreciate you and I thank you for not giving up.

The “Claw Mall” is the latest student-organized project that Anthony Middle School student’s spent all Spring putting together and this past week they proudly unveiled their passion project in hopes of it reaching those in need in the Anthony community.

The City of El Paso will be unveiling a banned book section Saturday, May 14th at the Chamizal Community Center and Library which is located on 2119 Cypress Ave.