Residents stricken with disaster after disaster find recovery nearly impossible without promised federal aid.

Residents stricken with disaster after disaster find recovery nearly impossible without promised federal aid.

A Houston company halted by the coronavirus pandemic is now making equipment for doctors.

Thousands more Puerto Ricans died in 2022 than after the deadly Hurricane Maria. While the nation recovered from covid, the U.S. territory’s death rate increased.

Previously unreleased video, audio and interviews for the first time show helicopter and ambulance delays after police finally confronted the Robb Elementary shooter.

Many officers who responded to the Uvalde, Tex., shooting at Robb Elementary School remain on the job. Some who were fired still work in law enforcement.

A Texas National Guard soldier drowned early Friday as he attempted to rescue migrants caught in the swift currents of the Rio Grande near Eagle Pass, Tex. The Guard member was deployed as part of...

With president promising 500 miles of barriers by next year, construction priorities have been on desert land already under federal control.

The National Hurricane Center warned that both Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic should expect “catastrophic flooding” from the slow-moving storm.

By the final year of the decade, the planet had surpassed its 2010 temperature record five times.

For the first time, the U.S. on Monday reported more than 100 coronavirus-related deaths in a single day

Fleeing gang violence in El Salvador, Nancy and her children sought asylum in the United States. Instead, they found themselves stuck in a Mexican border camp—and the U.S. immigration system. In a...

Asylum seekers are finding themselves stuck in squalid camps in Mexico as they try to use a new Customs and Border Protection app to enter the United States.

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The event has drawn outrage from black Tulsans, who say it will stoke tensions — in a city still trying to make amends for the 1921 attack on a historic black community — during a weekend that...

With restrictions easing, people are moving again, and “there’s a lot of tinder” out there.

The humanitarian crisis is robbing children of the time they need to grow up, threatening the country’s future.

The incident unfolded Monday morning on the Capital Crescent Trail when three teens were posting fliers protesting the death of George Floyd.

Several Washington Post staffers determined to highlight the richness of their Latino culture decided to share their personal experiences through short essays.

Puerto Rico's fragile power grid and a haphazard backup system leave the island’s water system prone to collapse.

A devastating hurricane, months without power, political upheaval, earthquakes. It has been a tough two years in the U.S. territory.

A driver ran a red light and drove an SUV into a crowd of people waiting for a bus outside the Ozanam center in Brownsville, Tex., videos show.

The growth of Dallas’s South Asian community and their obsessive love for cricket is turning North Texas into an international hub for the sport.

HOUSTON — They say that baseball is as American as apple pie. So, it’s fitting enough that the last time Major League Baseball hosted a World Series in Washingt…

His wry, understated novels turned the Lower Rio Grande Valley into an almost mythic setting for explorations of family, history and cultural identity.

Hurricane Ida lashed the 1300 block of Yorktowne Drive, leaving some without homes and all without power and water.

The island’s swift lockdown has further frayed a safety net strained by hurricanes and political upheaval.

The number of migrants dead in a suspected smuggling operation rose to 53 Wednesday, two days after dozens of bodies were found lifeless in the back of a sweltering tractor-trailer in San Antonio.

Peltola scored a rare Democratic win in the state while also becoming the first Alaska Native elected to Congress

The Biden administration is contending with a recent influx of migrants at the Texas-Mexico border that has stretched holding capacity to the brink.

Law offers stronger protections for immigrants than D.C., Montgomery; advoates say they will push for statewide action.