Mexico investigates 8 officials over deadly fire at migrant facilityMexican officials appear to place blame for the fire deaths largely on private, subcontracted security guards.
Video shows guards walking away during fire that killed 38Surveillance video shows guards at an immigrant detention facility in Mexico walking away without making any apparent attempt to release the men.
Migrants fearing deportation set fatal fire, Mexican president saysOfficials confirmed more than three dozen people died in the fire.
39 dead in fire at Mexico migrant facility near USImages from the scene showed rows of bodies lying under shimmery silver sheets outside the facility in Ciudad Juarez, across from El Paso, Texas.
Fear, grief follow deadly quake on Ecuador's southwest coastThe toll from an earthquake that rocked Ecuador and Peru this weekend stands at 15 dead.
Honduras will seek ties with China, spurning TaiwanIn a statement, Taiwan's Foreign Ministry wrote that “Honduras is requested to consider carefully and not fall into China’s trap.”
Recent crime in Mexico is affecting spring break plansThe recent fatal kidnapping of Americans in Mexico has prompted many Americans to reconsider travel plans.
3 women missing in Mexico after crossing from Texas on tripThis comes as recent incidents, like the kidnapping of four Americans in Mexico, have people questioning whether traveling into the country is safe.
How cartel violence affects the US-Mexico relationshipDrug cartels have wreaked havoc for decades in Mexico. Thousands of people die every year including politicians, students and journalists.
Apology letter found after US citizens killed in MexicoCartels often issue comuniques to intimidate rivals/authorities, but also to do PR work to smooth over situations that could affect their business.
Many concerned about traveling to Mexico due to safety concernsThe recent kidnapping of four Americans in Mexico, among other incidents, has many wondering whether traveling into the country is safe.
Data: Hundreds of 'malicious homicides' in Mexico's Tamaulipas stateGovernment data shows hundreds of "malicious homicides" happened last year in Mexican state where 4 Americans were recently kidnapped. scrippsnews.co
Hunt for kidnappers in Mexico comes to a tragic endA source tells Scripps News authorities received the location of the victims Tuesday just before dawn.
Lawyers fight for man they say US wrongly deported to HaitiPaul Pierrilus has been in Haiti for two years where he does not speak Haitian Creole, has been unable to find work and has little savings left.
4 key suspects in Haiti presidential slaying in US custodyHaitian President Jovenel Moïse was shot 12 times at his private home near the capital of Port-au-Prince on July, 7 2021.
Royal Caribbean cruise ship rescues 17 migrants on its way to BahamasThe crew of a Royal Caribbean cruise ship gave 17 people medical attention after rescuing them from an adrift boat, according to the company.
Florida Gov. DeSantis Rolls Out Resources To Address Cuban MigrantsFlorida's governor has declared a state of emergency and is now bringing in the Florida National Guard to address the migrant crisis.
Subway Train Collision In Mexico City Kills 1, Injures 57Dozens of police and soldiers swarmed into the nearby subway stations, while ambulances and rescue teams arrived to treat the injured.
First on Scripps News: Ana Montes, 'Queen of Cuba' Spy, Now FreeAna Montes had been in prison since 2001, after 17 years of spying for Cuba. She was released Jan. 6, 2023, Scripps News first reported.
Mexico Nabs Son Of Drug Lord 'El Chapo,' Violence EruptsOvidio Guzmán's arrest came in a pre-dawn military operation Thursday outside Culiacan, a stronghold of the Sinaloa drug cartel in western Mexico.
U.S. Reopening Visa And Consular Services At Embassy In CubaThe Embassy confirmed this week it will begin processing immigrant visas, with a priority placed on permits to reunite Cubans with family in the U.S.
U.S. To Let MLB Stars Play For Cuba In World Baseball ClassicMLB stars such as José Abreu, Yordan Alvarez, Randy Arozarena, Yoán Moncada and Luis Robert can now decide to play for Cuba in the WBC in March.
Puerto Rico Is Still In An Energy CrisisAs Americans are frustrated with high electricity bills, other U.S. territories are seeing double the costs coupled with less accessibility to power.
Hurricane Roslyn Makes Landfall In Mexico, Avoids ResortsIn Tepic, the Nayarit state capital, Roslyn blew down trees and flooded some streets.
Major Hurricane Roslyn Heads For Hit On Mexico's CoastU.S. officials say Roslyn’s maximum sustained winds increased to 130 mph by early Saturday, though it could weaken before hitting land.
Border Crossings To U.S. From Mexico Hit Annual HighA surge in migration from Venezuela, Cuba and Nicaragua in September brought the number of crossings to the highest level recorded in a fiscal year.
A Push For Inclusive Representation In Mexico's National SportEscaramuza Charra is Mexico's only all-female event in the rodeo-like sport of charrería.
Cuba Begins To Turn On Lights After Hurricane Ian Blacks Out IslandLights started to flicker on in the capital, Havana, but much of the city and other parts of western Cuba remained without power Wednesday.
Cuba In The Dark After Hurricane Ian Knocks Out Power GridPower was initially knocked out to about 1 million people in Cuba's western provinces, but later the entire grid collapsed.
Biden Vows Government Won't Walk Away From Storm-Struck Puerto RicoMore than 60% of power customers remained without energy on Thursday, and a third of customers were without water.
