The Latest Breaking News from Santa Teresa

Federal agents were waiting at the Santa Teresa airport in Texas for drug kingpin to land

Surfing instructor on trial accused of attacks on holidaymakers to resort town of Santa Teresa

Legal advocates had questioned the origins of the debt and say the saga illustrates wide-ranging policy failures in the public housing system.

Almost $70 million in rental debt has been cancelled for residents in Northern Territory Indigenous communities amid allegations the housing is inhumane.

Kaitlin Armstrong was freed by Austin police despite being a suspect in the murder of Moriah Wilson. Forty-three days later, US Marshals finally tracked her down more than 2,000 miles away in Costa Rica. Bevan Hurley examines why it took so long to find her

The federal election is one of the biggest logistical challenges in the country. This challenge is compounded when rolling out voting in some of Australia's most remote communities.

New Mexico is highlighting its support for proposals to route an international rail line through its Santa Teresa border crossing, capitalizing on Mexico’s unease with disruptions along the Texas portion of the U.S. border

AUSTIN, Texas — Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller pressed the governor on Tuesday to end a new inspection policy that is snarling traffic at the border and “turning a crisis into a catastrophe.”

Ruling that housing must be reasonably comfortable to be deemed habitable follows six-year legal battle by Santa Teresa residents