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Francisco Garduño, Mexico's top immigration official, visited the Zaragoza international bridge during a media tour of the installations in Juárez

Federal funds won't pay local government, aid organizations back to feed, shelter undocumented migrants amid humanitarian crisis as Title 42 ends.

"Without the people of America, Mexico, figuratively speaking, would be eating cat food out of a can," Republican Sen. John Kennedy said.

El Paso and West Texas turned over more than 2,100 pounds of unneeded medications as part of the DEA's National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.

The number of migrants arriving at the El Paso-Juárez border drops following the end of Title 42 restrictions.

The Rio Grande is flowing again in the Borderland after the annual water release from Caballo Dam in New Mexico took place last week.

Water flows in the Rio Grande again as the annual release from Elephant Butte and Caballo dams began last week.

Police in New Mexico said two officers were shot and at least three people were killed, including a gunman.

A Dallas woman pleaded guilty in El Paso in connection with the death of a migrant who died while being smuggled past a Border Patrol checkpoint.

For the El Paso County Water Improvement District No. 1, the 2023 water season initial water allotment for irrigable land will start Wednesday.