'Nothing Will Deter' Catholic Pilgrims Walking to Magdalena, Mexico
Thousands make the October journey to the small town in Sonora to honor a revered saint, despite a highway made dangerous by construction.
New Trade Agreement's Future Could Depend On US Democrats
The congresses of the three countries still have to approve the agreement to put it into action.
Trump, Mexican President-Elect Talk Immigration Over Phone
The conversation touched on an economic development plan for Central America, López Obrador said.
Student Massacre in Mexico Classified as State Crime 50 Years Later
A researcher says still-classified documents can shed light on the perpetrators of the 1968 killings.
New Trade Agreement Aimed at Moving Trucks Through the Border Faster
More than half of the old NAFTA agreement was kept in place.
Leaders, Execs to Meet at Business Summit to Talk US-Mexico Ties
Topics on the agenda include government transition, trade, Mexican government corruption and economic wealth disparity.
Texas Company Gets OK for Natural Gas Exports to Mexico, Beyond
The Energy Department signed off on exports of American natural gas by Mexico Pacific Limited.
Mobile Health Clinics in Arizona Funded by Mexican Government
The clinics offer services to underserved communities and Mexican citizens in the state.
Mexico’s President-Elect Heads to Sonoran Border Towns Friday
The incoming president has a proposal for lower taxes and higher wages in a border zone in northern Mexico.
Cochise County to Hold Town Hall on Sewage Concerns
Vaccination clinic also set to prevent infection
Sadness, Anger On Anniversary Of Mexico City Earthquake
An independent investigation has found many collapsed buildings were violating building code.
Phoenix Aerospace Company Walbar Grows in Guaymas
The turbine-component manufacturer's original facility in Mexico was getting cramped, the president says.
Arizona Financial Technologies Law Helps Foreign Partnerships
Groups are working to encourage the growth of the "fintech" industry in Arizona.
Mexico Mulls Accepting US Money to Deport Immigrants
Some say the $20 million is symbolic, as Mexico already spends hundreds of millions deporting migrants.
Sewer Pipe Rupture From Mexico Into US Partly Contained
The rupture caused raw sewage to flow from Naco, Mexico into the border town of Naco, Arizona.
