Trevor Hughes is a National Correspondent at USA TODAY. Based in Denver, he covers a diverse range of topics including natural disasters, public lands, marijuana legalization, and travel, with a keen interest in the intersection of government, politics, and environmental issues. Trevor's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Greenville News Media Group and The Detroit Free Press, showcasing his commitment to bringing compelling stories from remote corners of the country to a wider audience.
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Trevor Hughes' coverage involves a mix of evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements. The themes covered include politics, crime, scientific topics, and government & politics. His articles often discuss migrant-related issues, climate change impacts in the US including local events such as FBI investigations.
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By: Trevor Hughes, Lauren Villagran
Trevor Hughes and Lauren Villagran USA TODAY May 20, 2026 18 mins ago USA Today - Vertical Robert Ardovino, a Sunland Park businessman, says Mount Cristo Rey once symbolized unity across borders, but the wall is changing its meaning. Related to this story Robert Ardovino, a Sunland Park businessman, says Mount Cristo Rey once symbolized unity across borders, but the wall is changing its meaning.
By: Lauren Villagran, Trevor Hughes
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By: Trevor Hughes, Lauren Villagran
Federal officials are trying to seize from the Roman Catholic Church a rugged border mountain topped with a massive statue of Jesus, arguing they
ICE plans to deploy about 330 people to cities in more than 40 states, along with Puerto Rico. The effort aims to bolster immigration enforcement in both big cities and tiny towns.
Historic Union Pacific locomotive is pulling a small train of cars from Wyoming across the Mississippi to Philadelphia for America's birthday party.
By: Alex Perry, Trevor Hughes
USA TODAY NETWORK The world's largest operating steam locomotive, Big Boy No. 4014, is touring the U.S. to celebrate America's 250th birthday.
By: Trevor Hughes
Historic Union Pacific locomotive is pulling a small train of cars from Wyoming across the Mississippi to Philadelphia for America's birthday party.
The Mississippi River flows 2,350 miles, borders 10 states and drains an area stretching from New York to Wyoming
By: Trevor Hughes, Hannah Hudnall
The biggest operating steam locomotive in the world will stop in Illinois this week. Here's when and where to catch the "Big Boy."
By: Hannah Hudnall, Trevor Hughes
The biggest operating steam locomotive in the world will stop in Illinois this week. Here's when and where to catch the "Big Boy."
