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A Sunland Park, New Mexico, man who told border agents five Guatemalans and a Mexican citizen inside a parked SUV in front of his family’s home “must have randomly got in” is facing federal felony charges.

El Paso travelers may have to deal with longer wait times when crossing international bridges to enter either El Paso or Juarez.

After making thousands of tamales this week, volunteers went to farms across Half Moon Bay to deliver them to farmworkers along with Christmas gifts.

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) -- Millions of people will be driving or flying during the 2023 holiday season. 115 million nationwide are projected to be travelling according to AAA, 2.2 million

Laura Almanza continues to shine as a beacon of light for the Deming High wrestling program. The sophomore 138-pounder dominated her weight class at the Rio Hondo Scuffle on Saturday at Roswell High School. Almanza is the lone female wrestler at DHS. The Deming boys placed 11th among the 20 schools attending despite missing a good portion of its varsity roster due to injury and illness. Belen, a Class 4A perennial …

Nailea Devora, the vlogger-turned-actress, fielded some highly personal questions from her friend, "Outer Banks" star Madelyn Cline.

Border agents are stretched razor-thin trying to process at least 10,000 asylum-seekers walking across every day that official crossings in Texas and Arizona are shut with no one to regulate them.

Columnist Teri Sforza writes that the elected leaders of O.C.'s 34 cities must take a good, long, hard look in the mirror.

When U.S. Rep. Anna Eshoo announced on Nov. 21 that she would not seek another term, she sent ripples through Silicon Valleys political establishment. By Dec. 13, a dozen people filed paperwork to run in the March 5 primary.

The longitudinal study will help researchers to analyze the health effects of the wildfire in both the short- and long term.