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A newly formed arts association hopes to bring a splash of color and spark of creativity to Hammond through what its calling AHA! moments.

CHICAGO -- Carlos Ramirez, who was a police officer in Venezuela before he says he was persecuted by government officials, now sleeps on an air mattress on the floor of a police station in Chicago. He and his wife Betzabeth Bracho have nestled their suitcases on a bench at the 5th District police station in Pullman. About seven weeks since arriving in Chicago from San Antonio, Texas, they have ...

Summer is the perfect time for grilling, and the Fourth of July is practically synonymous with barbecues. In time for the biggest barbecue day of the year, bestselling author Steven Raichlen shares

A storm drain near Border Patrol's Ysleta Station was used by migrants to make their way into the U.S. illegally.

On Tuesday, the Juarez's Relleno Sanitario, often referred to simply as the Juarez Landfill, caught fire again, just after 2 a.m.

Clark College welcomed a new trustee and said farewell to an outgoing trustee at its June 7th Board of Trustees meeting. Board President Paul Speer and

How many huge video games have been inspired by Montana?

How many huge video games have been inspired by Montana?

How many huge video games have been inspired by Montana?

Bob, what do you think about that plan? >> i love every part of that. so much sense? everything he is saying. the thing im interested in is stopping it and not doing the accounting and clerical effort of bringing people in. you have no idea what chaos this is doing on the border and in ems l el paso and think about juarez, people are camping in the street. it is a mess everywhere. the cities are poor, they cant handle tens of thousands of people. i work in juarez everyday, i wait at the bridge t...