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I hate to start the year on a sour note, but a slew of businesses recently announced their closures.

If you want big, we’ve got big. If you want small, we’ve got that, too.

Two movies tell the same tragic tale 30 years apart. What, if anything, do they have in common?

María de Lourdes Ortiz Zacarías swiftly cuts hundreds of strips of newsprint and colored crepe paper needed to make a piñata, soothed by Norteño music on the radio while she

María de Lourdes Ortiz Zacarías swiftly cuts hundreds of strips of newsprint and colored crepe paper needed to make a piñata, soothed by Norteño music on the radio while she

The staff and volunteers at Sam Houston Memorial Museum and Republic of Texas Presidential Library are preparing for upcoming events to educate and entertain the community in 2024.

Christmastime isnt over just yet, not for many Latinos around Utah and beyond, anyway. The upcoming D\u00eda de los Reyes marks the three wise mens visit with the baby Jesus.

MONTREAL - New York authorities are seeking the extradition of a Colombian man living in Quebec who has been charged with smuggling in connection with a migrant woman who died trying to cross illegally into the United States from Canada in December.

QCOSTARICA -- San José stands out among the ten cities on the planet in which the cost of living has increased the most in the last year, according to a report published by The Economist. San José, Costa Rica is n third place, behind Santiago de Querétaro and Aguascalientes in Mexico. In the case of…

San José, Costa Rica experienced a dramatic leap over the past year to rank 70th globally among the Economist Intelligence Unit's most expensive cities for daily costs.