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You could be a 10, 15, even 20 year El Paso resident and still not be able to envision or remember certain things about the Sun City. El Paso has seen many iconic things come and go as El Chuco has grown over the years. That growth has cost us some things and, as you know, time flies. People who have lived her for as long as 15 years don't remember certain things that are etched into the memories of El Paso "lifers". You can't stop progress and that, of course, means giving things up.

The days of showing up to the Jones-- I mean Galaxy (gonna take some time to get used to saying that), as a student whenever you want are over. The university recently announced that the policy of first-come, first-served students will no longer be used starting this year. This new policy requires students to book a seat in advance of each home game. But, there's a twist. Let me explain.

Lost El Paso Paranormal is the city's official source for ghost stories, true crime tales, and some of the most interesting history about El Paso you can find. From historical figures and the places they haunt to stories of some of the most influential El Pasoans you didn't know about, Lost El Paso Paranormal knows their stuff! Heather Shade is waiting to lead you into the wild world of El Paso's hidden history, and there are more ways than ever to join her.

El Paso, get ready. Two Rock and Roll Hall of Fame powerhouses are teaming up for one massive night in the Sun City. Santana and The Doobie Brothers are bringing the Oneness Tour 2026 to the UTEP Don Haskins Center on August 16, 2026, and this one feels historic. Mark it down: Sunday, August 16, 2026, at the Don Haskins Center. © Erik Kabik/ erikkabik.com © Erik Kabik/ erikkabik.com Santana hasn’t performed in El Paso since the 1980s. Let that sink in.

We all know that Lubbock is not the most prepared when it comes to heavy rainfall. The drainage systems tend to get overwhelmed quite fast, and one of the worst side effects from this happens to be something called stormwater pollution. As rainwater gathers and travels across roads, sidewalks, and lawns, it picks up certain pollutants that either don't or can't soak into the ground.

Texas summers mean unbearable heat. This is nothing new. But a state lawmaker believes high temperatures should be taken into consideration when starting the new school year. As Texas students return to classrooms under blistering triple-digit summer heat, state Representative Jared Patterson of Denton County is reviving legislative efforts to overhaul the academic schedule.

(Tyler, Texas) Say goodbye to the current Fire Station 2 in Tyler. The firehouse that was built in the 1970s is scheduled to be demolished and replaced with a new facility. The current fire station will be replaced with a new facility that will meet and exceed the needs of modern-day firefighting. The new building will also give firefighters additional space they need for living in the firehouse, along with all the necessary equipment.

Foghat has announced the upcoming release of Live & Loud Across the U.S.A., which will arrive Oct. 30. You can hear "My Babe," the first single, below. The blues-based rock legends, still led by stalwart founding drummer Roger Earl, recorded Live & Loud Across the U.S.A. during their touring runs in 2024 and 2025. It was an expansive set of dates that also took them to additional territories like Canada, Mexico and Europe.

Flock security cameras are loved by law enforcement and hated by those who view them as excessive surveillance. The controversy increased after it was revealed that individuals working in law enforcement were using the cameras for personal reasons. Flock says it is going to fix the problems. In an effort to address escalating public concern and mounting criticism surrounding surveillance and law enforcement misconduct, Flock has unveiled new safety mechanisms.

Poison drummer Rikki Rockett said he’d half expected a fight when he first met Metallica counterpart Lars Ulrich. The pair met at the Rainbow Bar and Grill at an unspecified point in the 80s, when both bands were rising to fame. In a recent interview on the Beardo & Weirdo podcast, Rockett explained that the tension was created by media attempts to create friction between rock music genres.