For the second time this summer, the Trump administration has lifted environmental restrictions so it can replace an existing border fence in California.

The U.S. Border Patrol is concerned about an ambitious cross-border energy project that will send power from Arizona into Mexico.

The Hualapai Tribe has agreed to end a decades-long conflict over Colorado River water rights in exchange for a $134 million pipeline that will supply water to the tribe’s Grand Canyon tourist attractions.

And as the earthquake death toll keeps rising, the Mexican government is helping affected communities… leaving the support offered to Texas behind.

The Arizona Attorney General is suing the Board of Regents over the cost of tuition at the state’s three public universities.

A powerful earthquake struck just off the coast of Mexico late Thursday night. Mexico’s president Enrique Peña Nieto called the magnitude 8.2 earthquake the strongest in a century.

Mexico is investing in a major energy deal that could represent billions of dollars in trade with the U.S. It’s a massive construction project from Texas to Central Mexico. But the project is leaving one group of Mexican workers on the sideline of the economic boom.

International oil corporations are rushing to the Mexican side of the Gulf of Mexico. For the first time in decades, the country is opening up its energy sector. And the interest in its deep-water reserves has come from global big guns like ExxonMobil and even the Chinese government to the tune of an expected $60 billion in investment.

While politicians debate the North American Free Trade Agreement, companies from states like Arizona visit Mexico to spread their wings, as the aerospace segment works to grow while avoiding politics.