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The prolific filmmaker makes his fictional feature debut with "Cassandro" and premiered documentary "Stamped from the Beginning" at Telluride to raves.

The City of Juárez is experiencing a decrease in its migrant numbers as more leave for their appointments with U.S. authorities.

An Elkhart man was hospitalized and a Goshen woman was ticketed following a crash in Goshen Thursday afternoon.

Authorities suspect they may have fled across the border into Juarez, Mexico, leaving the child's current whereabouts in uncertainty.

Amir De La Luz was last seen wearing a diaper. The suspect is his father, Ariel De La Luz. Ariel De La Luz was last seen wearing a black shirt, black sweat pants, and white shoes.

According to the Bakersfield Police Department, ShotSpotter alerted them to gunfire in the 300 block of South Haley Street just before 8:30 pm.

The migrants, mostly Venezuelan families and single adults, began crossing the Rio Grande from Juarez, Mexico, around 3 p.m. after rumors spread about U.S. authorities allegedly letting asylum seekers come in between ports of entry.

A 2021 survey published in The Lancet showed almost half of U.S. youth ages 16 to 25 feel "heightened worry" about climate change. Sponsors of Nebraskas upcoming Youth Climate Summit, "Seeking Solutions to the Climate Crisis" aim to foster hopefulness in the youth who attend. ...

Fiesta Fest is back! Celebrate the start of National Hispanic Heritage Month at Felipe’s on Friday, September 15th, with food, music and entertainment unique to Latino culture. This event is free and open to the public and will take place at Felipe’s Park Shore Plaza in Naples and Felipe’s Logan Landings in Naples.

Intelligent power management company Eaton has announced the investment of an additional $150 million to increase the supply of its electrical power