Liger seized, 11 bodies dumped as Mexico border cartel violence flares in Ojinaga region
A lion/tiger mix known as a liger is found in a backyard as Mexican drug cartel violence surges in the Ojinaga region of ...
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Microplastics become ‘ubiquitous’ in the Rio Grande Valley
Recent University of Texas Rio Grande Valley research is showing more microplastics being found in the Rio Grande Valley and ...
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El Paso Police Search for Suspect in Indecent Assaults Near UTEP Campus
El Paso Police are seeking a suspect in two indecent assaults near UTEP, with students alerted and public assistance ...
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Students, volunteers help fingerprint migrant remains with hopes of identifying them
Texas State University anthropology students worked with local volunteers outside Eagle Pass, Texas, for two days recently to ...
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Takeaways from an AP and Texas Tribune report on 24 hours along the US-Mexico border
The Texas Tribune and The Associated Press spent 24 hours in five cities on Texas’ border with Mexico to measure the impact ...
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Caribe Federal Credit Union expands with Universal Coop merger
Caribe Federal Credit Union, the largest federal cooperative in Puerto Rico, announced it has formalized a merger with ...
Tuesday is the best time to try buzzy restaurant Toca Madera with fire dancers and flaming shots
Toca Madera, one of Houston's hottest new restaurants, has a new Tuesday happy hour that includes fire dancers, fire shots ...
The politics of immigration play differently along the US-Mexico border
The politics of immigration look different from communities on the Southwest border that are voting in hotly contested ...
Was It Really a Hot Zone Summer?
From Covid to dengue, viral outbreaks seemed to be popping up all over. But maybe Americans are just more attuned to threats ...
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Immigration politics play differently along US-Mexico border
The politics of immigration look different from communities on the Southwest border that are voting in hotly contested ...
Fact check: Bad neighbor? New Mexico governor criticizes Texas for securing her border
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham recently expressed outrage over "Texas' latest move" installing barriers in an area where they have been for nearly one year.