Federal officials say Bryan Adamson coordinated 14 operations that transported migrants between Laredo and San Antonio.

Two California men have been indicted on federal charges in connection to what is said to be the largest fentanyl seizure in South Carolina history.

Investigators believe the seized drugs originated in Mexico and were transported across the southern U.S. border.

A tragedy was barely averted Wednesday when a passing train scuffed the side view mirror of a truck parked next to the train ...

Federal, state, and local law enforcement officials have seized 156 pounds of fentanyl—the largest in South Carolina’s ...

A group of men have been found guilty of at least 10 interstate cargo thefts that resulted in the loss of over $5 million worth of electronics, Victoria’s Secret merchandise ...

A tractor trailer took down wires in Holland Patent, and they caught fire, trapping the driver of the truck inside.

Enough fentanyl to kill 36 million people was found in South Carolina in what authorities say is believed to be the largest ...

A Laredo man will spend more than five years behind bars after pleading guilty to smuggling over 100 illegal aliens in a ...

SAN ANTONIO - A Jamaican national was sentenced Tuesday in federal court to 70 months in prison for his role in a human ...

A dashcam captured a wild ride as a tractor-trailer fell apart while traveling through an intersection. Emily Pappas caught ...

The name and cause of a tractor-trailer crash have been released after a driver died crashing into the Ohio River. Officials ...