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With the Lukeville Port of Entry suspension starting Monday it affects both pedestrian and vehicle crossings, impacting the daily lives of some of those who live closer to the border.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security shut down the Lukeville port of entry in order to free up border agents to deal with a historic migrant surge.

The Lukeville Port of Entry was largely quiet on the first day of its indefinite shutdown.

The incident occurred the morning of Nov. 25 at Sacred Heart of Jesus Chapel, part of Our Lady of Schoenstatt parish located on the outskirts of Saltillo in t...

Hamas' attack in Israel and the war that followed and the stalemate in Ukraine were our biggest international stories in 2023, but we also found some wonder around the world.

A case of mistaken identity left an El Paso man locked up in the Alamogordo jail for a week.

Data from the Mexican government’s Ministry of Tourism shows that Cancun attracted 46.6% of the 14.88 million international travelers to the country during th...

RIU Hotels & Resorts recently reopened the Riu Palace Pacifico, located on the heavenly Playa de Flamingos beach in Nayarit, Mexico. Following a complete refurbishment of all the hotels facilities, it is now an Adults-Only establishment and continues to offer RIUs well-known 24-hour all-inclusive service. The renovation of this elegant hotel, which was built in 2008, comes with new services for guests to increase the number of dining options, enhance their experience and offer a new package ...

Inspired by a century-old genre from the Mexican countryside, the latest pop music phenomenon is drawing thousands of young fans — and criticism for its violent references.

When a horse illegally crossed the border into Big Bend National Park in search of greener pastures, she inspired a social media campaign to return her. Park officials think they’re missing the point.