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In a celebration of the Mexican diaspora, Latin Grammy-nominated Group Mariachi Herencia de Mexico pays homage to traditional mariachi music.

The Mexican government says it is sending another 2,100 troops to Juarez, in addition to the 400 that arrived last week to help police patrol the streets amid a spike in homicides and other violent crimes.

Retired Army Maj. Gen. Edward Greer, who has spent most of his retirement years in El Paso, survived three wars and growing up in a segregated United States. He also reached the pinnacle of his chosen profession, rising to the rank of a major general or a two-star general.

In an effort to bolster tourism, or at least keep the number of tourists from falling lower, Juarez has announced a new police policy to make them feel safer.

Border rhetoric is likely to only intensify this presidential election year. And that can have consequences for border communities.

After being convicted of fatally shooting a Black man in 2021, Christopher Powell was sentenced to 40 years in prison.

Several booked into Noble County Jail

The Limestone County Sheriff’s Office announced Tuesday that nine sexual predators were arrested after deputies say they targeted children in the community last week.

Yarwuin Madris, 18, became the seventh migrant busted in the shocking Jan. 27 caught-on-video attack on two NYPD cops in Times Square, with cops still looking for others involved in the assault.

The Limestone County Sheriff’s Office, Athens Police Department, and Covenant Rescue Group partnered to conduct an undercover operation, which resulted in the arrest of nine alleged sexual predators targeting children