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Many migrants fear being expelled to their respective countries after such a long journey without the opportunity to seek asylum. By Katie McTiernan,…

Jerry Phillips, a former prosecutor for the district covering multiple Far West Texas counties, is accusing local prosecutors across the region of…

Defense attorneys have started asking courts to set migrants free because local justice systems, overwhelmed by arrests under Gov. Greg Abbott's border…

It’s a story of an outlaw, a sheriff and a drug bust. It's also a story that most West Texans probably know. Witnessed: Borderlands is a new true-crime…

Even as the latest COVID-19 surge in the Permian Basin’s largest cities slows, deaths continue to rise. This has health officials continuing to urge…

Este Dia de los Muertos, Marfa Public Radio pide a nuestros oyentes que compartan recuerdos de sus seres amados que han fallecido. La estación transmitirá sus dedicaciones y recuerdos el primero de noviembre

As the Texas Legislature’s third special session came to a close, lawmakers approved millions of federal funds towards building a new facility between…

Four seats on the Midland City Council are up for grabs this election season. One race is unopposed, in another an incumbent is facing a young challenger…

A group of investors with ties to Presidio is pushing plans to build a new horse racing track in the West Texas border town, but the plan hinges on local…

Over the weekend, Shafter residents lost running water after an electrical fire burned down a pump house that provided the majority of the town’s water. Officials are working to restore the supply, but that might not happen for at least a week.