Month: September 2018

No one laughs at Donald Trump. The president on Wednesday dismissed as “fake news” reports that world leaders laughed at him in the…

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he rejected a one-on-one meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over the trade dispute…

Authorities in suburban Atlanta say a man stole credit cards and IDs from eight cars before he fell asleep in one of them and got arrested. The…

Attorneys for a Texas state senator said Wednesday that he didn’t send “any inappropriate texts” following a report that the…

A small Arizona city has ended its role in an unusual contract that allowed the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency to run a family detention…

An estimated 80,000 Americans died of flu and its complications last winter – the disease’s highest death toll in at least four decades.…

He is widely considered one of the top boxers in the world in any weight class. And now, Mikey Garcia is headed to El Paso this Saturday for an event…

The House voted Wednesday to direct the federal government to set a minimum size for airline seats, bar passengers from being kicked off overbooked…

Houston police said Wednesday that a background check of a man with a long criminal and immigration history showed no outstanding warrants, so…

The Trump administration is opening an investigation into Yale University’s admissions practices following accusations that it discriminates…

The national president of the notorious Bandidos biker gang was sentenced Wednesday to life plus 10 years in prison for directing a violent…

A body found in the trunk of a car during a traffic stop likely belongs to an 89-year-old woman who has been missing for a week, and a convicted sex…

A man who fired shots at his ex-wife, killed his parents at a retirement center and then took his own life during a police chase “had a grudge…

Houston police said Tuesday that a background check of a man with a long criminal and immigration history showed no outstanding warrants, so…

There is a crash on Loop 375 Northbound and Montana creating a delay. The crash is blocking the exit lane to Montana. Drivers should exit at Zaragoza…

Federal officers have arrested 98 people in a Texas and Oklahoma immigration enforcement sweep that authorities say could lead to dozens of…

The Federal Reserve has raised a key interest rate for the third time this year in response to a strong U.S. economy and signaled that it expects to…

New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas says the state will receive approximately $760,000 under a $148 million nationwide settlement between 50…

A group of single mothers and an advocacy group is suing New Mexico, saying the state’s child welfare agency is using vague regulations to deny…

President Donald Trump on Wednesday accused China of attempting to interfere with the upcoming United States congressional elections, and claimed its…

A man previously deported from the United States six times was expected in court Wednesday to face charges after police say he killed three people…

The El Paso School District is getting closer to breaking ground on numerous projects as a result of the $668.8 million voter-approved bond that was…

The University of Texas at El Paso is recognized as one of the top minority degree producers in the nation. The magazine “Diverse: Issues in…

The first day of fall was on Saturday, and despite the temperatures, El Pasoans can still get a “taste” of fall…in the form of ice…

The man without a face will be the face of this year’s Sun Bowl Parade. The Sun Bowl Association and FirstLight Federal Credit Union announced…

El Paso authorities confirm one person was sent to the hospital with serious injuries Wednesday on the far eastside. They were transported from the…

Honduran Cardinal Oscar Rodriguez Maradiaga was expected to make an appearance in El Paso Tuesday angering some Catholics who said he covered up…

Investigators are interviewing a student at Chaparral High School as they investigate a shooting threat made against the school Tuesday morning.…

Child advocates in New Mexico have sued the state’s Children, Youth & Families Department, calling it a “broken” system,…