El Paso history

It was a literal "freak of nature" scenario and no alligators were harmed ... or consumed ... in the process.

A grocery store robbery spiraled into tragedy that led to lasting memorials on our streets. It’s a stark reminder of the risks police take daily.

Metallica has rocked both cities for decades; here's a look back at when the metal legends gave incredible shows in El Paso & Las Cruces.

Rides used to cost 50 cents!

It was 1995 and El Paso watched in horror as day by day, for a week, a woman's body parts kept turning up all over El Paso.

50 years of memories have been made at this iconic El Paso mall.

The US Army Cavalry started out on horseback but at one point, considered something way different.

It's not exactly a huge building, and it's nowhere near the tallest building in El Paso, but it was the first "skyscraper" built here and it looks pretty good for 113 year old.

A local bootmaker has seen his boots on the streets of El Paso, across Texas and throughout the world as well as on rocks biggest stages and even the big screen.

The Abraham Chavez Theater in downtown El Paso was built in the early 1970's and, yes ... there's a reason it looks so weird.

You can talk smack about El Paso's airport all you want but, true travelers know it's actually one of the most user friendly airports in the world.

The "M" on Miner Mountain is an iconic landmark for all El Pasoans - UTEP student, alumni or not. It wasn't welcomed by everyone at first though.