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75 years ago, a desolate area not even 200 miles from El Paso saw one of the most pivotal moments in history.

They aren't, but a well-known UTEP professor jumped the gun a bit when he said that's what was happening.

Trashed sales tax revenue, falling bridge revenues, and unemployment claims all add up to a recipe for disaster for City-run events and services.

The El Paso Fire Department has two new rigs and they're having what's known as a "wetdown ceremony" Saturday to officially put them into service.

It turns out the kids are all right, after all...

Day Of The Dead is about remembering lost loved ones. Over the years, the KLAQ family has lost a few.

One of the largest historic districts ever could be established here in El Paso.

There's more to Cowboys than gunfights and train robberies, come downtown Saturday to learn all the other cool stuff!

El Paso has tons of skate parks these days. Back in the day though, it seems there was only one...

On this day over 135 years ago our temperature outside reached 111 degrees.

One of El Paso's coolest neighborhoods also has a really cool story.

The site of the worlds first nuclear detonation is only open to the public twice a year and your first 2019 opportunity is April 6th.