Wednesday, April 7, 2010 as of 11:14 AM ET
An Indiana high school homecoming queen stuck in her native Mexico on an immigration technicality arrived back in the U.
S. early Friday morning.Indianapolis television station WTHR-TV reported (http://bit.ly/NikigL) Frankfort High School senior Elizabeth Olivas, 18, was greeted by family and friends shortly after midnight at Indianapolis International Airport."I feel awesome," the station quoted Olivas as saying upon her arrival. "Knowing I had people supporting me helped a lot."Olivas has lived in Indiana since she was 4 years old. However, immigration law required her to travel to her native Mexico within six months of her 18th birthday to get a visa or green card, according to the Indianapolis Star, which has closely tracked the teenager's plight.She was a day late, and the delay in receiving the visa threatened to keep her in Mexico while her classmates graduated Saturday at the school about 35 miles northwest of Indianapolis.Moshe said in a news release that the State Department s...The U.S. government has barred its employees from traveling to the Mexican state where two U.S. federal agents were shot this week.An alert issued Thursday by the U....
The next time the kids don't want to do their homework, remind them that knowledge is power. That's what the ancient Mayans believed. Those with the most knowledge -...
The Texas Department of Public Safety has issued a travel warning to college students on spring break, urging them not to travel to Mexico, MyFoxAustin.com reports.A...
As cartel-fueled violence escalates in Mexico , the State Department has issued an extensive travel advisory warning U.S. citizens to exercise "extreme caution" in t...
Fierce winds and snow that caused fatal accidents and shuttered highways in five states crawled deeper into the central U.S. early Tuesday, with forecasters warning ...
Mexico's government is telling migrants driving home for the holidays from the United States that they should form convoys for their own safety while traveling throu...
A man deported from the New Jersey shore for fathering two children with a 15-year-old girl can probably try to overturn his conviction by calling in to court from a...
Questions raised about country's safety amid deadly drug violence
Mexican president warns 'all Mexican citizens could be bothered or questioned without motive'
Russia's foreign ministry pointing fingers
Mexico said Wednesday that a son of the late Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi and three relatives had plotted to sneak into Mexico under false names and move to a saf...
Sen. Charles Grassley called Wednesday for one of Attorney General Eric Holder's top deputies to resign over controversial federal gunrunning probes, becoming the hi...
Sunrises and sunsets often dazzle, but they'll have a special ring to them in a few days for people in the western United States and eastern Asia: The moon will slid...
Crystal blue water, vine-hung foothills and an idyllic old town have made Puerto Vallarta one of Mexico's most popular travel destinations. For years Puerto Vallart...
A South Texas prosecutor running for U.S. Congress was charged Monday with taking more than $100,000 in bribes to settle and minimize criminal cases, including one d...
An Arizona woman who sparked an investigation when she called her mother and claimed she had been kidnapped admitted she made the story up so she could visit her boy...
American drivers travel to Mexico where drug cartel violence runs rampant to ease the pain at the pump
State Department warns Americans to cut non-essential travel to parts of 11 Mexican states
The U.S. State Department has issued a new travel warning for Mexico that tightens restrictions on its employees in areas hit by drug gang violence.The new rules inc...
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