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The disappearance of Sofia Lucerno Juarez from Kennewick remains a mystery.

A man who fled authorities in two states at speeds reaching over 100 miles per hour in a car loaded with migrants has pleaded guilty to federal charges in Las Cruces, New Mexico.

2024's Coachella lineup features more Latinos than ever. De Los checks in with a few performers to see how they get ready for the big weekend ahead.

Mexico’s intensified enforcement delays the United States’ expected spring migration increase; Insights from CBP’s February reporting about the border; Is Texas’s crackdown pushing migrants to other states?; Migration on the agenda of Guatemalan President’s visit to Washington

Tortuga Jack’s at Exit 29, in Glynn County, has closed, but in May, “I Am Nacho Mama,” a Latino restaurant that began in New York, will take over the spot.

Every day, parachutists, protesters, presidents and posers show up on the front lawn, and at the front door of Utah state government.

Just 33% of Latino residents own homes, a GBH News/CommonWealth Beacon poll conducted by the MassINC Polling group shows.

This wooden pavilion set among lush gardens forms a retail space in Mexico City for fragrance brand Xinú, designed by its founders Esrawe + Cadena.

Lubbock inspires a melding of art and music like no other

On Saturday, KCPD responded to the report of shots fired at the Country Club Plaza right in front of the Shake Shack on 47th and Central.