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Mexican President's policies impact aviation sector, including halting an airport construction, converting a military base into an airport, and launching a state-run airline.

Lithium batteries are the first thing El Pasoans are urged not to throw in their blue recycle bin – and that includes e-cigarettes.

This summer, the “Ding” Darling Wildlife Society-Friends of the Refuge awarded $29,200 in conservation education scholarships to 13 students from the five-c

A garbage truck operated by a private company dropped a large amount of trash onto Manuel Gómez Morín, one of Juarez's main boulevards.

An investigation by Seminole PD led to the arrest of four people with multiple charges filed.

The new film will make its debut Sept. 22

A family deals with a flood in their home from storms for the second time in a month. They and others in the area are asking for Draper City to refine their infrastructure.

Smugglers are suddenly steering migrants through some of the most desolate and dangerous areas of the Arizona borderlands, forcing them to walk for miles in scorching heat.

The Borderland takes center stage

On Friday, the Kelseyville varsity football team won their home non-conference game against Sonoma Valley (Sonoma, CA) by a score of 49-20.