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El Paso has a new public health director after more than two years without a permanent hire. The city announced on Friday afternoon the hiring of Dr.

Farmers in El Paso and southern New Mexico are forced to adapt to higher temperatures, longer heat waves and drought driven by climate change.

Dozens of attendees gathered Thursday evening at Texas Tech Health El Paso to hear from experts on caregiving for aging loved ones.

El Paso voters will decide on the county hospital district's nearly $400 million bond request in the November election.

The Texas Hospital Association said in an email to members that private providers can be subject to Gov. Greg Abbott's executive order directing hospitals to collect information on undocumented immigrants.

Turns out, even fruit flies get liquid courage. A new study from the University of Texas at El Paso shows fruit flies that inhale alcohol

CLINT, Texas – On the final evening of the San Lorenzo Catholic Church kermés, families fill the church grounds as the golden hour casts its light on a vinyl sign hanging above the busiest booth at the bazaar.

Four years later and COVID-19 is here to stay. The virus that killed almost 4,000 people in El Paso after it arrived has shifted over time

The Franklin Mountains goat, known as “Bob” to El Paso residents, has died.

More details have emerged about “Bob the Goat,” a beloved fixture in the Franklin Mountains, who Texas Parks and Wildlife officials said may have died from stress during a relocation attempt in August.