shocking

In Texas, we take football seriously. At every age level, football is a religion and we Texans build some impressive "churches".

I know someone out there just said, "I wish he would". Don't be a smart aleck, your ancestors are watching.

When it comes to criminals, Albuquerque is pretty well stocked. So much so that they are currently running out of ankle monitors.

Texas recently ramped up the penalties for being involved in a street takeover and now, just filming one can get you in trouble.

A lot of El Pasoans are familiar with the story of a B-36 crashing into the Franklin Mountains back in the 50's.

The hotel was built in 1956, in the quirky "space age" style, (aka googie style), popular then thanks to the Cold War and a growing interest in outer space.

Some ... including two New Mexico lawmakers, Rep. Stefani Lord and Rep. John Block ... are even proposing that Governor Grisham be impeached.

I am absolutely NOT making this up. Things are bigger in Texas ... they can also be weirder.

Halloween, or "Spooky Season", is right around on the corner so I asked Facebook to name the scariest places in El Paso.

In the early 1900's, a major race riot broke out downtown pitting El Pasoans and soldiers from Fort Bliss against Mexican Americans and Mexican nationals.

Years ago, the owner of Stardust Ranch was forced to sell it ... wait 'til you read the reason(s) why.

In 1981, an El Pasoan who developed a gadget that raised vehicle gas mileage to 160 miles per gallon was murdered. Over 40 years later, still no answers.