Pets are the ultimate companions.

Celebrating its 70th anniversary, the El Paso Art Association has served as a hub for seasoned and up-and-coming artists across the borderland.

Carlos Mijares was looking to build a car for a limbo contest at a car show.

“You’re seeing unprecedented need, but you’re also seeing extraordinary generosity on the part of the community. In some ways, it’s brought out the best in us.”

Looking for your next great read? Here's what some notable El Pasoans have on their list of favorites.

Summer is a season of road trips and outdoor get-togethers and both of those things include fun food. That’s why José Ralat’s new book, “American Tacos: A History and Guide,” is a great summer read.

“A Peculiar Kind of Immigrant’s Son” is excerpted from “Rosary on the Border,” one of more than a dozen short stories in “A Peculiar Kind of Immigrant’s Son” by Sergio Troncoso and published by El Paso’s award-winning Cinco Puntos Press, which is celebrating its 35th anniversary this year.

TABLEWARES: Phillip John Romero’s work centers on ceramic tableware – bowls, plates and cups – which he considers a rehabilitative passion. The Army veteran served two combat tours in Iraq, and was medically discharged. He graduated from Riverside High School, earned degrees in ceramics and …

Remember the days when our lives were so busy we didn't even have time to think? We were overworked, overscheduled and overextended.

Deputy Chief Jorge A. Rodriguez, 42, is the man with a plan of action. 

Timi Haggerty-Muñoz spent 20 years as a writer, copy editor and researcher before pausing to truly listen to her heart.

As stay-at-home orders are relaxed, families, especially those with young children, are venturing outside for a dose of sunshine.

It’s impossible to capture every person, every profession, waging the war against the COVID-19 pandemic that has us at its mercy. From medical workers to grocery store clerks to delivery drivers, the role you play to protect us and keep society moving has never been more important to our com…

So you’re having to reschedule your spring break or summer vacation plans that got scrapped due to the COVID-19 pandemic? You’re not alone.

Looking for a great bottle of whiskey to gift the greatest dad in your life this Father’s Day?

Grilled chicken is ubiquitous but rarely sublime.

If you’ve been thinking about building a backyard kitchen, you’ll have to balance budget, space, safety and creativity. Consider the following when moving forward with a project:

We are certainly living in uncertain times.