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SOMERTON – Police officers here are training with the BolaWrap, a tool that restrains criminal suspects by tying them up in a cord.

Federal authorities say a man wanted in connection with an ambush that killed nine American citizens in northern Mexico nearly four years ago has been arrested in New Mexico. The

Every city has its distinct features and the potential to serve the country by playing a specific role. Travelers love to explore certain towns that are

The woman charged with the murder of an El Paso Uber driver was released on a $500,000 split bond August 16, 2023.

Juarez residents are reacting to the news that the Mexican federal government is decriminalizing abortion nationwide.

Experts offer helpful tips on sharing the news —and dealing with people’s reactions.

Multiple U.S. Government agencies are preparing to mark the National Days of Prayer and Remembrance, and The National Day of Service and Remembrance, which will mark 22 years since the Sept. 11, 2021, terrorist attacks.

The Chicago Teachers Union leader is facing backlash for the move. She says it represents a stark statement about disinvestment in public schools.

JOHNSON LAKE — On Tuesday, Sept. 5, the Lexington Minutemaids and Minutemen hosted an evening of cross country at the Lakeside Country Club.

The city of Tijuana is reminding its own police force and other law enforcement in the state that they can't turn migrants over to immigration officials for the purpose of apprehension or detention.