history

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.

Ok, well .... they weren't "battleships" but both were fully commissioned, United States Navy vessels and one had lots of guns.

The recent drama around "Cement Lake" on the west side was the first time many El Pasoans ever even heard of the lake. (Video above.) Did you know El Paso used to have other lakes?

Over the years, Theory, (Of A Deadman), have been all over El Paso and have played just about every venue ... including the Inn of the Mountain Gods near Ruidoso.

A rare video capturing Longview in the late 1930s and early 1940s is giving East Texans a powerful glimpse into the past—including everyday life and a tragic moment in local history.

We found 10 of the oldest cemeteries in East Texas—and each one tells a story that still lingers today.