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A warm welcome home for the USS Delaware which supported national security interests and maritime security operations while on its maiden six-month deployment.

A proposal to allow Mundelein residents to keep chickens in backyard coops will move forward without a clause requiring them to post signs advertising their plans to have birds at their homes.

The Mexican government says it will pay $8.2 million to the families of 40 migrants who died in a fire at a Juarez immigration facility last March.

The new salon and spa will be in downtown Bellingham and offer a variety of services.

More than 100 Ford F-150s have been taken from the area surrounding Denver International Airport since January. Despite a shrinking rate of auto thefts in the state, DIA has seen its numbers spike.

On Saturday, Aug.

To a working-class mexican-american family. hancock: like many border areas, el paso/juárez is generally a pretty poor area. richards mother worked in a boot factory, and his father worked for the santa fe railroad. we met when he was like 5 years old, and i wouldve been 8 years old. his dad and my mother went to school in camargo together. richard was the youngest of five kids. milam: i met ricky in the second grade. he was just a normal kid like everybody. we would all hang around and play ba...

2 News Oklahoma's Brodie Myers traveled to El Paso, Texas to see the work of Oklahoma's guardsmen and airmen.

 EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – While Texas tax-free weekend has come and gone for Borderland shoppers, Downtown El Paso businesses saw sales increase due to large crowds. Those seeing a positive increase in sales included Jane and Jensen Nostalgia Shop and La Negrita. This was the first year Jane and Jensen Nostalgia, along with owner […]

Small business owner creates sustainable footwear that draws from her Chicana roots.