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The number of migrants crowding El Paso streets continues to increase as Title 42 is set to end May 11.

Sacred Heart Church and Opportunity for the Homeless have become refuge points for migrants fearing deportation

Fearing deportation, migrants take refuge at Sacred Heart Church in Downtown El Paso

From Title 42 to Title 8: Immigrant advocates say a return to criminal prosecution for illegal border crossing risks criminalizing vulnerable migrants.

A body is hanged over a highway. Street-racing crackdown. And a deadly shooting at a school in Juárez, Mexico.

The fleet's use of compressed natural gas is saving the city millions in fuel costs and is better for the environment than electric vehicles.

Rep. Tony Gonzales (TX-23) hosts the "Vote No on Prop K" event at State Line BBQ in West El Paso on Wednesday, May 3, 2023.

Hundreds of migrants are sleeping on sidewalks around Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Downtown El Paso. Here's what the scene looked like:

Forte and Wet Paint are the morning line favorites respectively for the 149th Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks at Churchill Downs.

View photos of migrants sheltering on city streets near Sacred Heart Church.