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Some Texas Republicans in the U.S. Capitol hold key leadership posts and are making their mark on federal policies.

An El Paso woman who falsely claimed to be a federal immigration official in order to defraud migrants pleaded guilty Monday.

The law firm says it is aware of "outrageous claims" made against state Rep. Bryan Slaton, which have been circulating in the Capitol since Thursday.

PDN bridge was closed by CPB after hundreds of migrants congregate at bottom of bride on Mexican side

A woman is accused of assaulting an employee who confronted her about shoplifting at a Lower Valley O'Reilly's Auto Parts store.

In an effort to address the drug overdose epidemic, the DEA is having the agency's 24th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day later this month.

An abandoned Juarez building has become waiting room for dozens of migrants trying to get an appointment to enter the U.S. via the CBP One app.

Four people were killed and 8 people were injured, including two police officers, during a shooting in downtown Louisville, police said Monday.

If expanded, the new screening could bring major change to how people are processed upon reaching U.S. soil to seek asylum.

Hundreds of migrants gathered near the foot of the bridge on Avenida Juárez early Monday. As of midmorning, the group hadn't tried to rush the bridge.