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An El Paso man armed with a rifle outside a Kern Place bar was re-arrested after being indicted on terroristic threat charges.

A man was shot when he was confronted while driving through a housing complex in South-Central El Paso.

Texas House impeachment managers say Paxton abused his office to help friend and political donor Nate Paul.

The Justice Department argues that Abbott's actions to deter unlawful crossings usurp the constitutional authority of the federal government.

Bernardo Arévalo emerged as Guatemala's top presidential candidate, but does he offer President Joe Biden an opportunity to rescue U.S. border policy?

The Justice Department argues that Abbott's actions to deter unlawful crossings usurp the constitutional authority of the federal government.

El Paso arson investigators say that the vacant House of Taste restaurant building was intentionally set ablaze.

Texas families and health care providers sued the state over Senate Bill 14, which goes into effect on Sept. 1.

The University of Texas at El Paso recently completed its scheduled New Student Orientation sessions before the start of the 2023 fall semester.

A total of 15 Borderland priorities are expected to receive millions in federal funding through this year's Community Project Funding process.