shocking

They were gone in an instant and, nearly 70 years later, there's still no solid explanation.

Downtown was the scene of another big fire yesterday that blanketed a portion of Downtown and Sunset Heights in a thick, noxious cloud of smoke.

Traveling at 75 miles an hour, without stopping, it will take you about 11 hours to drive this highway from end to end.

Despite it being a gross and forbidden, a Texas Medical School was caught disposing of human bodies in an illegal manner.

This thing is the creepiest, weirdest, most disgusting flying insect I have ever heard of.

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

Many El Paso residents keep their passports handy as they travel regularly into Juarez. The rest of Texas may soon need to adopt the same habit.

Ok, first question ... is Tesla experimenting with self driving semi's? Seriously, 18 wheelers in El Paso have gone crazy. WTH?