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An Iowa man will serve a suspended three-year prison sentence in a plea deal after being accused of seriously injuring another man in a hammer attack

Residents in Mexico’s northern state of Sonora on Tuesday protested against what they said is the government’s continued failure to clean up an almost decade-old mine spill. At a news conference held outside government offices in Hermosillo, the state capital, members of the local advocacy group the Sonora River Basin Committee described the situation as a health crisis that authorities continue to ignore. “You have asked us for patience and our patience has lasted almost ...

Being one of the first construction methods developed by humans, earth has proven its resilience and durability over time.

Baja California’s wine country has matured into a destination with ample alluring choices of vineyards, resorts, dining, lodging

Little-known fact about Café Tropical: It was a beacon for the recovery community, where countless people attended meetings over the decades in search of sobriety.

PHOENIX — Saying it is overwhelmed with people crossing the border illegally, Customs and Border Protection will be shutting down the port of entry at Lukeville on Monday, a move

The 2024 Bucerías Chalk Art Walk is scheduled for February 20, 21 & 22. Held in the heart of the Golden Zone on Calle Lázaro Cárdenas, the three day Festival brings together more than 40 professional artists from around the world to showcase their skills through chalk artworks created directly on the street.

So many migrants are crossing from Mexico into Arizona around remote Lukeville that U.S. officials are closing the port of entry there.