Del Rio, TX

Nikita Ababiy was forced to go the distance for the fourth straight time but remained unbeaten in the process. The unbeaten Brooklyn-based boxer prevailed in an eight-round, unanimous decision win over Noe Larios Jr. Scores were 78-74 across the board Saturday evening at Tech Port Arena in San Antonio, Texas.

SAN ANGELO, Texas — The Consulate of Mexico in Del Rio is hosting a Big Family Fair from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, June 25, at the Fort Concho National Historic Landmark Quartermaster Building, 300 E. Avenue C. Services offered by the consulate and partner organizations include matters...

(KLST/KSAN)– The Mexican Consulate in Del Rio is coming to San Angelo to help families connect to the resources necessary to help them further their American dreams. Versión en Español- “San Angelo being one of the most important cities in our jurisdiction, we want to make sure the community that lives there in tended to,” […]

DEL RIO, Texas — It’s just over an hour-long drive, 70 miles that separates Uvalde from Del Rio. The distance not separating the border town from the Robb Elementary shooting, many families in Del Rio also impacted by the tragedy. Dr. Carlos Rios, the Superintendent of San Felipe...

Alberto Del Rio was one of the most controversial wrestlers of recent years. Due to a series of vicissitudes outside the ring, the Mexican superstar has never been able to fully express his talent. During his WWE career, Alberto won the WWE Championship, the heavyweight title and the United States Championship twice.

SAN ANGELO – The Mexican Consulate in Del Rio will hose a Big Family Fair at Ft. Concho in San Angelo this Saturday. According to a release from the Consulate of Mexico in Del Rio, on Saturday, Jun. 25, the Big Family Fair will be held at Ft. Concho. During the fair the group will present to the community of San Angelo the services that this consulate and its allies provide in matters such as legal, immigration, labor, health and education.

The coin, which is being sold on eBay, is inscribed with phrases like “You will be returned.”. U.S. Customs and Border Protection are investigating an unofficial challenge coin memorializing the mistreatment of Haitian migrants at the border in Del Rio, Texas last year. The coin depicts an image of...

The Del Rio area has been a haven for humanity in the arid shrubland of southwest Texas since prehistoric times. Spanish settlements in Ciudad Acuña—across the Rio Grande in Mexico—led to Spanish farming north of the river along San Felipe Creek. The same resource drew Anglo land developers, who dammed the creek in 1869 and built a network of irrigation canals that still operate today. Goat and sheep ranching also flourished in the region, boosted by the arrival of the Southern Pacific Railroad in the 1880s. Today, Del Rio is home to Laughlin Air Force Base; Val Verde Winery, the oldest operational winery in Texas; the beloved Julio’s Tortilla Chips; and Amistad Reservoir, a recreational paradise. With the railroad dividing the city, visitors will find more commercial developments in the north, while the southern part of town harbors historic attractions, like South Main Street, which is being revitalized with new shops.

Volunteers with the Devil’s Sinkhole Society are holding two free guided nature walks on Saturday, May 14. The first begins at 10 a.m. and the second begins at 1 p.m. Participants will meet at the Rocksprings Visitors Center, 101 N. Sweeten St., located on the town square. They will...

Overnight camping in Sanderson was restful, and as we pedaled out of the tiny town we immediately began a climb out of the first of several river canyons we would encounter over the next few days. And while the climb was not steep, it was a long and, for the most part, lonely trip to Seminole Canyon State Park, located just west of Comstock.

Trait and I are on our way to a Yamaha Turkey Bass Smash event they’re putting on with their pro staff anglers. It’s being held in Del Rio, Texas, over the weekend. We’ll spend one day hunting turkeys and another fishing legendary Lake Amistad. We’ve been with...

DEL RIO — Fox San Antonio has reported about people coming to the Mexico border with Texas for years. It's a journey that only allows for small momentos of home to be brought as families are split apart in some cases to survive political instability. Investigative Reporter Yami Virgin witnessed some will risk everything to bring man's best friend on the treacherous journey.