Just after 6:30 on a recent morning, Dr. Henry Nikicicz, an anesthesiologist in El Paso, finished an emergency intubation of a man in his 70s who was suffering severe respiratory distress. Then the doctor’s own trouble began. Read more

The latest figures for unemployment claims in El Paso and neighboring counties have taken a huge jump, greater than has been seen in decades, if ever, and may only hint at what is to come. Read more

The Senate unanimously passed a $2 trillion economic rescue plan Wednesday that will offer assistance to tens of millions of American households affected by the coronavirus. Its components include stimulus payments to individuals, expanded un… Read more

Nonessential businesses and nonprofits, along with their employees, are going to be feeling the pain and hoping for financial relief in the coming weeks because “stay-at-home” orders imposed in El Paso and other U.S. cities last week have shu… Read more

El Pasoans used sidewalk chalk to share messages of encouragement as the coronavirus pandemic continued to disrupt life in El Paso and across the globe. Some posted their creations to Twitter using the hashtag #chalkyourwalkEP2020. Read more