Feds target eight kingpins south of Arizona border

The United States Treasury Department has levied sanctions against eight drug-cartel bosses who operate south of the Arizona border. The action means U.S. citizens who do any kind of business with them can face serious charges.

Phoenix hoping to bring Mexican sculptor's work to town

The work of a world-renowned Mexican sculptor may be coming to Phoenix as outdoor art installations. While city officials were in Mexico City on a trade mission this past week, they discussed the possibility with the artist himself.

Phoenix mayor heads to Mexico City for trade mission

Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton is traveling to Mexico City on Wednesday to lead a trade mission there. The purpose is to strengthen economic ties with our neighbor to the South.

Mexico's president nominates a new consul general for Phoenix

Mexico's president has nominated a new consul general for Phoenix. The nominee previously led Mexico's consulates in El Paso and Nogales.

Broken Border - a new Fronteras series, January 21-28

Border Patrol agent accused of smuggling marijuana must stay in jail

A federal agent charged with helping smuggle drugs into the U.S. has been ordered to remain in jail. 

Truck driver imprisoned in Mexico since April returns to U.S.

The Dallas trucker detained for seven months in Mexico on charges that he tried to smuggle ammunition into the country is back in the United States. 

Job returns for Arizona-Mexico trade director

The state of Arizona is reinstating a position based in Hermosillo, Sonora, to promote cross-border trade.

Arizona, Nevada transportation officials study Phoenix-Las Vegas interstate

The Arizona Department of Transportation hosted a public meeting Tuesday night about a proposed new interstate. The project aims to improve infrastructure in the region, and potentially across the continent. 

U.S. Treasury trying to hit cartel leaders where it hurts

The U.S. Department of Treasury is extending efforts to punish a leader of the Mexican Sinaloa Cartel -- financially.

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