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Fifty-eight of the 140 bodies encountered by U.S. Border Patrol agents or local law enforcement in the El Paso Sector since Oct. 1, 2022, were victims of the heat, the agency told Border Report on Monday.

UPDATE: The woman charged with murder in the death of Uber Driver Daniel Piedra-Garcia, 52, back in June is out of jail and awaiting trial.  Phoebe Copas, 48, from Kentucky, was visiting El Paso at the time of the shooting. She claims she believed Piedra-Garcia was kidnapping her to Mexico as he drove the assigned […]

Members of the Eagle Pass Border Vigil Coalition say they are "disappointed" by an appeals court decision late Thursday that allows the controversial border buoys put in the Rio Grande by the State of Texas to remain in the river.

A shooting early Saturday in the border town of Miguel Aleman, Mexico, resulted in several injuries, including U.S. citizens, U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials said.

News photographers like Lucio Soria have developed common-sense safety protocols to cover crime in a city with one of the highest homicide rates in the world.

A few ports of entry on the Texas border will be temporarily closed on Monday for anniversary ceremonies commemorating the 9/11 attacks, officials with the Department of Homeland Security announced.

Members of the Eagle Pass Border Vigil Coalition say they are "disappointed" by an appeals court decision late Thursday that allows the controversial border buoys put in the Rio Grande by the State of Texas to remain in the river.

"It's time the city built these facilities," said Julián Palombo Saucedo, president of Tijuana's Chamber of Commerce. "We need public bathrooms at both the San Ysidro and Otay Mesa ports of entry."

"For LBGTQ+ migrants there are many reasons why they are fleeing their countries of origin, their gender identity is just one of them," said Williamson.

And he added there are daily altercations and road-rage incidents involving residents and