Sonoran Highway Construction Won't Be Done In August After All
An official said the real goal of the deadline was simply to speed up the construction process.
In Mexico, an App to Search for Missing Loved Ones
A Mexico City artist is searching for a way to help mothers in Mexico searching for their children taken by force, turned into criminals or killed.
Border Groups Close Temporary Shelters for Asylum Seekers, Citing Less Need
Asylum-seeking families are no longer waiting weeks to be processed, a volunteer says.
Mexico Opens Second Stock Exchange
The Institutional Stock Exchange (BIVA) has been years in the making.
Modernizing Mexican Moonshine: The Future Of Bacanora In Sonora And Beyond
Producers of the Sonoran spirit look to tradition, economic viability and sustainability amid the hope of a growing market for the agave drink.
UA and Mexico Launch Legal Training for Diplomats
The new project aims to give U.S. laws an international perspective.
US State Department Prohibits Staff Travel to San Carlos, Guaymas
Recent violent crimes in the state of Sonora triggered the travel prohibition by the agency.
Mexican President-Elect Wants Fewer Migrants to US
López Obrador has spoken of mitigating the factors that push people to immigrate from Central America and Mexico.
Mexico And Canada React to Trump’s NAFTA Letter
The U.S. president urged speed, while Canadian and Mexican officials said it will take as long as is necessary.
Arpaio Calls Off Mexico Visit After Alleged Cartel Threats
A press release said he had a $10,000 price on his head, though Nogales officials said they'd heard of no threat and that the campaign hadn't contacted city government.
Tucson, Hermosillo Beer Makers Work Together to Brew Up Business
An international "collabrew" crosses the border, expanding brewing community and tapping into a growing market for artisanal beers in the border region.
Santa Cruz County Sheriff Receives Highest Civilian Award in Mexico
Santa Cruz County Sheriff Tony Estrada has worked in border law enforcement for more than 50 years
Texas Company Opens Gas Stations in Northern Mexico
Mexico’s controversial energy reform act opened the door for U.S. companies to sell gas south of the border in recent years.
What Sonora's Support For Mexico's President-Elect Means for Arizona
A discussion with KJZZ Hermosillo bureau reporter Murphy Woodhouse about political changes south of Arizona.
Understanding How the Results of Mexico's Elections Could Affect the US
A discussion with Roberto Zepeda, a visiting scholar from the National Autonomous University of Mexico.
