Gaige Davila

The state’s only licensed Hindi, Punjabi, and Urdu legal interpreter is now languishing in a Raymondville detention center. She’s lived in America for 35 years.

Last month, Meenu Batra, 53, who has lived in the South Texas border colonia of Laguna Heights since 2002, was on her way to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to work another case.

TOKYO — In November 2024, officials from the Japan-based bank Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) made their way to Brownsville, Texas, to see the structural beginnings of their latest billion-dollar investment.

The Shiotas in Toyohashi have spent the majority of their adult lives embracing Chicano culture. With their family soon to grow, Ayaka and Fumiaki Shiota are only more resolute in their devotion to a culture that allows them to self-express in a country known for social conformity.

by Gaige Davila, Cronkite News April 29, 2026 TOKYO — In November 2024, officials from the Japan-based bank Mitsubishi UFJ Financial

Predictability, accountability, and hope, amidst the coastal city’s vanishing water supply.

Some Arizona school districts post board meeting videos online. Many don't. Three delete recordings in apparent violation of state law.

'Parties in the ship channel and shrimping are over. Downtown is dead.' What went wrong started with industry promises.

A 25-year-old died last month of “blunt force trauma due to a fall,” part of an injury rate at "Starbase" that is well above an industry national average.

The ongoing ‘murder-suicide’ of our living Rio Grande Valley (ie. economic development) has the same billionaire overlord vibe as the slave-picked cotton profits fought for by ‘Rip’ Ford in 1865.