history

Northpark-Northgate and Morningside malls were gathering spots for generations of El Pasoans before they disappeared from the city.

The star on the mountain used to go dark after Christmas. It wasn't until 1993 that El Paso started leaving it on every single night.

El Paso's history is packed with surprising firsts that shaped not just the city but the entire country. You won't believe what they achieved way back in 1598!

Lone Star beer is a Texas tradition thanks to a hardcore ad campaign but drinkers, Texan and non - Texan alike, have been a little misled about a couple of things.

From crazy hot chili to crazy beer chugging goat Mayors and crazy beer guzzling Judges - West Texas may well be the quirkiest part of the lone star state.

In 2026, the USA turns 250. Here are some of the key moments in the history of El Paso over those past 250 years.

Through the decades, multitudes of motorists have driven past a convenience store in Diboll not realizing that a nearby cemetery reportedly marks the spot of an Angelina County ghost town that ended in catastrophe.

We really were the lone star state's numero uno ... for a very, very quick, minute ... thanks to a war. Or, were we #3? There are conflicting numbers ...

Throughout its history, KLAQ has had 3 different studios. They weren't far apart, we slowly migrated to our current location in 3 steps that cover less than a mile.

El Paso's sports story runs deeper than you might think. Let’s take a stroll through the city's oldest stadiums that hold cherished memories.