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The Thanksgiving holiday weekend is upon us and during this time most City offices are closed to allow staff the opportunity to enjoy the holiday with their family.

Back in July the El Paso Zoo celebrated the birth of a baby Sumatran Orangutan and now they are celebrating the birth of a Przewalski's horse.

With this extra time off during Labor Day Weekend most people will be planning to relax with family or friends. There are plenty of events going on in and around El Paso that locals can enjoy, but if you’re like me and you want to spend the extra days off out of El Paso then let’s talk mini-road trips!

“We had a tremendous turnout this past Saturday and we're ready to do it all over again,” read a post on the El Paso Zoo’s Facebook page.

And then there were four! That was the tease that the El Paso Zoo posted on Facebook before they announced that there would be a new addition to their family of animals.

Starting Saturday, July 9th, you can head to the El Paso Zoo AFTER HOURS and for a special price of $5

Emergence Health Network is hosting The Children's Mental Health Acceptance Day and Community Resource Fair this Saturday, May 7, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at The El Paso Zoo located at 4001 E. Paisano Drive.

The El Paso Zoo and Botanical Gardens are excited to announce a new batch of adorable baby animals that are expected to arrive this spring.

El Paso Zoo officials announced this past Monday that a new batch of baby animals are expected to arrive at the El Paso Zoo this coming Spring.

Social distancing guidelines will be in place

Is it just me or, is getting a vaccination shot at the zoo a little creepy?

The El Paso Zoo has a cool way for you to get even with your ex. Name a cockroach after them and then, watch it die horribly.