Opinion

Ok, well .... they weren't "battleships" but both were fully commissioned, United States Navy vessels and one had lots of guns.

A new chapter is unfolding at the El Paso Zoo, where conservation efforts take center stage in a surprising way.

Texas has done a pretty good job of maintaining the forts that have defended the lone star state with one near El Paso that looks almost new.

Flying out of El Paso is pretty easy overall and it may be about to get even easier with more direct flights.

El Paso just got some more love. We're the #1, large, (over 600,000 residents), city to live and retire in across the entire USA.

Everyone gripes about El Paso rules and regs but I just learned about a certain practice that doesn't really make sense to me. It has to do with losing your recycle bin.

If you're flying out of El Paso and feel like taking a little mota along for the ride, you should know that TSA just changed their policy on that. It's ok now - for some people ...

Texas has always taken a lot of pride in itself and Texans in themselves. Sometimes maintaining a sense of exclusivity while playing up our friendly attitude. Jokes like "Welcome To Texas, Now Go Home" for example.

Texas is, to quote an old ad campaign, "like a whole other country". Traveling from one part of Texas to another is like traveling to a different country, foreign languages included.

2 proposed new dispensaries in Sunland Park, New Mexico got shot down but now, thanks to a weird Sunland Park City Council voting rule, they may be ok after all.