giving

The local food bank has been overwhelmed this year and will need some extra help going into the new year.

One El Pasoan made interesting use of his downtime during the pandemic, he built himself a tank. Don't worry ... it's for charity, not war.

Spring has gone into overtime here, keeping our fall pretty mild. Cooler temperatures are on their way though and many El Pasoans need blankets.

The band are known for their generosity and giving spirits. They even donated a ton of money to an El Paso cause directly when they played here back in 2019.

Thanks to the COVID 19 pandemic, many events and activities have had to go online. Here is another one ...

A waitress in Las Cruces just got a monster tip from a social media challenge designed to show appreciation to service industry workers.

Once again, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, organizers of a local event have had to get creative.

It's the second to the last show of the series as we go back to the "Big 4" tour for a show which featured a truly grand finale.

All next week, donation centers will be set up around El Paso to gather clothing for needy El Pasoans and the kids Candlelighters of El Paso have sworn to help.

Vitalant will hold a blood drive this weekend, Saturday and Sunday, at the El Paso County Coliseum from 9am - 3pm each day.

The giant flag that has flown over Northeast El Paso for almost 20 years had to be taken down because its pole had been damaged by high winds.

El Paso's need for blood is always highest in the summer months. This summer, due to the COVID 19 pandemic and related restrictions, it's even higher.