Honduras News

Though they crossed the Rio Grande River into southern Texas at different times, the two women's experiences were markedly the same.

Giovani Melendez, 31, fled this Central American capital with his family, setting out suddenly on a search for safety in the United States after gangs demanded growing extortion payments he was unable afford.

Miguel Martinez Madrid speaks with a mother who was pulled off a Guatemala-bound bus at a roadblock near Ocotepeque, Honduras, this month.

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Following the performances, the participants were invited to test out the instruments the band uses to play and were encouraged to practice their English by asking the band questions about American music, culture, and the band's history.

A group of 15 Cubans - 10 men, four women and a toddler - was detained in customs at Agua Caliente on the border between Honduras and Guatemala, following a routine police check.

Sophie bites playfully at Bella's nose. The two puppies were gifts to Sultan 6th-grader Camilla Zaffram for being Sultan Elementary School's Character Kid of the Year.

A massive influx of unlawful immigrants from Central America has policymakers searching for quick fix.

In a crowded, run-down emergency room in San Pedro Sula, the reason why so many children are fleeing Honduras for the dangerous trek to the U.S. is easy to find.

It's been said so often in the past few days that it's nearly a cliche. Nonetheless, there is some truth in labeling Murrieta the current center of the nation's immigration debate.

Rescue workers arrive at a gold mine where a landslide trapped miners in San Juan Arriba, Honduras, July 6, 2014.

The government of Honduras says it is suspending the search for eight miners trapped for six days in a collapsed gold mine in the south of the country.

Authorities in Honduras have suspended the search for eight gold miners trapped in the south of the country since last Wednesday.

A massive influx of unlawful immigrants from Central America has policymakers searching for quick fix.

REYNOSA, Mexico a?? It took Brian Soler Redondo seven months to get from his home in Comayagua, Honduras, to this city on Mexico's northern border with Texas.

White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said Monday that "most" unaccompanied minors attempting to enter the United States on the southern border will likely not qualify for humanitarian relief and will be deported.

Do the governments of Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras have any responsibility for the catastrophe on southern frontier? Reacting to this latest crisis in Obama's reign of error, Americans are debating the pros and cons of securing the U.S-Mexican border, reforming immigration law, building new detention centers, and more.

In this June 25, 2014 photo, a group of immigrants from Honduras and El Salvador who crossed the U.S.-Mexico border illegally are stopped in Granjeno, Texas.

AUTHORITIES are making a last ditch effort to rescue eight men trapped in a small Honduran gold mine but concede finding them alive would be unlikely.

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