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Strong winds are expected to blow through the Borderland Thursday, including in Juarez where officials are preparing residents.

Growing up with ten brothers and sisters in a three-bed house in Los Angeles, a young Adelaida Ruiz watched on as her father worked all the hours he could

An El Paso federal grand jury has charged a Juarez man with importing nearly 77 pounds of methamphetamine to the U.S. The drugs were hidden inside a family vehicle a relative was using to take his two grandchildren to class at Socorro High School in El Paso, investigators allege.

Techland gets deeper into bed with Tencent as it prepares to launch its first new property in over a decade.

Guido Vianello and Delante "Tiger" Johnson see action on the undercard

The Mexican airline Aeroméxico has had flight cancellations in the last few days due to inspections on its Boeing 737 Max-9 airplanes.

Juarez's giraffe, Benito, is moving zoos. Activists across the Borderland have been pushing for better living conditions for Benito.

Ahead of the launch of Los Mochis Notting Hill's intimate omakase experience this week, sommelier Rob Sherwood spoke with db about finding wines that connect with ingredients, and what he looks for in a Tequila to pair with Japanese cuisine.

Ervil Morrell LeBaron was the patriarch of a polygamous cult depicted in Hulu's "Daughters of the Cult." Get to know the man called the "Mormon Manson."

The familiar scene of cars snaking through the bustling Sam's parking lot received a significant update last week: it's no longer free. After a month of speculation triggered by mysterious new bollards at the entrances, paid parking arrived like an unwelcome holiday gift on December 28th.