El Paso TX

For one El Paso driver, dropping off a car for repairs turned into a nightmare when the vehicle allegedly vanished in the middle of a dispute with the body shop. Police say the customer paid several thousand dollars for repair and paint work, only to find the car unfinished and, eventually, the entire business gone from its Dyer Street location without returning the vehicle...

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — A man was arrested after deputies stopped a vehicle that allegedly drove through a red light and made an illegal turn in Far East El Paso County on Friday, April 10. At around 10:45 p.m., deputies detected an odor of alcohol coming from 25-year-old Jon Christian Orozco during a traffic […]

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — After several officers with the El Paso Police Department punched a 26-year-old man “several times in the face,” he was arrested and is facing a charge of driving while intoxicated, according to the arrest affidavit obtained by KTSM. Daniel Rodriguez Jr. was arrested on Sunday, April 5, and is charged […]

When you walk into this diner, you’re immediately greeted by something familiar. It’s not just the smell of fresh-baked crusts or sizzling bacon — it’s that cozy, old-school feeling that makes you want to slide into a booth and stay a while. This is the kind of place where the coffee is poured hot and the comfort food comes in heaping portions.

I’m not saying I’d wrestle a longhorn for a plate of brisket, but after tasting the smoky, melt-in-your-mouth magic at this Austin gem, I’d at least consider a stern staring contest with one. This isn’t just barbecue—it’s a culinary comet blazing through Texas, leaving a trail of satisfied sighs and sauce-stained napkins. By the time I stumbled out, belly full and heart fuller, I understood why this spot was crowned one of the nation’s top casual dining experiences.

Tucked between the desolate beauty of Big Bend National Park and the Rio Grande’s sleepy curves, Terlingua Ghost Town isn’t just a tumbleweed relic—it’s an unexpectedly lively desert hideaway. You’ll come for the...

Tucked into the beating heart of downtown Dallas is a place where fresh flowers flirt with farm-grown peaches, and smoky brisket competes with street tacos for your attention. The Dallas Farmers Market isn’t just a place to grab produce...

When you walk into this diner, you’re immediately greeted by something familiar. It’s not just the smell of fresh-baked crusts or sizzling bacon — it’s that cozy, old-school feeling that makes you want to slide into a booth and stay a while. This is the kind of place where the coffee is poured hot and the comfort food comes in heaping portions.

I’m not saying I’d wrestle a longhorn for a plate of brisket, but after tasting the smoky, melt-in-your-mouth magic at this Austin gem, I’d at least consider a stern staring contest with one. This isn’t just barbecue—it’s a culinary comet blazing through Texas, leaving a trail of satisfied sighs and sauce-stained napkins. By the time I stumbled out, belly full and heart fuller, I understood why this spot was crowned one of the nation’s top casual dining experiences.

The driver of a classic 1968 Volkswagen Beetle was killed in a three-vehicle collision Saturday evening at an East El Paso intersection next to...