Carrollton Man May Be Missing In Mexico
Noel Shankle couldn't afford a dentist in the states, so he left Carrollton and headed to Mexico. That was a week ago and his family hasn't heard from him since.
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Noel Shankle couldn't afford a dentist in the states, so he left Carrollton and headed to Mexico. That was a week ago and his family hasn't heard from him since.
The U.S State Department expanded its warning of non-essential travel to 14 states in northern and central Mexico.
Funeral services for an American missionary couple slain in Mexico are set for Wednesday morning at their home church in Lewisville.
Funeral services for an American missionary couple slain in Mexico have been set for Wednesday at their home church in suburban Dallas.
A missionary couple from Lewisville were slain in their home outside the violence-plagued northern industrial city of Monterrey, the U.S. Embassy and their family said Wednesday
The U.S. Border Patrol is moving to halt a revolving-door policy of sending migrants back to Mexico without any punishment.
A federal grand jury has returned two indictments charging 16 Dallas area residents with running a methamphetamine distribution conspiracy linked to the La Familia drug cartel.
Funeral arrangements are being made for a Cleburne mother and 2 teenage sisters gunned down in Mexico.
When the number of National Guard troops stationed at the Mexican border is reduced next year, their duties are expected to shift from being on the border to flying above it.
Southwest Airlines and its AirTran subsidiary are adding new routes next year including additional foreign destinations.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials plan to unveil a new system to shorten the time it takes for people to be processed at ports of entry.
Experts say the lingering Texas drought may be affecting the migration of monarch butterflies heading south for the winter.
Unofficially, Texas celebrates donkeys and their historical and cultural significance. Officially? The policy on wild burros is shoot to kill.
The second unmanned aircraft to patrol the Texas-Mexico border has arrived at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi.
The city of Juarez takes cars' license plates to ensure the fines will get paid. But it's cheaper for American drivers just to get new plates.
The Texas Department of Public Safety is ready to ramp up deployment of motion-triggered cameras in what it hopes is another tool to monitor the state's 1,254-mile border with Mexico.
Members of a task force made up of federal and local authorities found about 50,000 rounds of ammunition beneath the bed of a pickup that was awaiting export to Mexico from Brownsville.
The families of military members would do anything to protect their loved ones serving overseas. At least, that's what criminals have discovered.
It's hard for Anatolia Garcia to hide the monitor that's been strapped to her ankle for four weeks. "I feel humiliated. Every time I go to my children's school, I have to cover it up. I don't want to embarrass my children."
North Texas beautician Mary Jane Esparza may be the last person people would suspect of helping the Mexican drug cartels, but ATF agents say that's exactly what she was doing.
The Pentagon's announcement that 1,000 National Guard troops will remain deployed along the US-Mexico border is underwhelming to security experts.
Workers at an Arlington plant are worried many of their jobs will be sent to Mexico. Workers at a plant that supplies seats to Arlington General Motors are worried many of their jobs are heading south of the border.
Tropical Storm Nate has formed in the Gulf of Mexico, and authorities have issued a tropical storm warning for parts of Mexico's coast.
Under a new state law, Texas parole officials can soon begin deporting some of the 11,000 foreign citizens who are incarcerated in state prisons.
Gun store owners in states on the U.S.-Mexico border, including Texas, are suing the acting director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
