Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller is urging people to “exercise extreme caution” when traveling along the U.S.-Mexico border after a man reportedly died from an explosive device.

State government officials blamed Mexican cartels for the death of a U.S. rancher from south Texas who was killed by an improvised explosive device left on the U.S. side of the Mexico border. “A tragic and alarming incident occurred near Brownsville,

The death of a Texas rancher south of Brownsville, Texas, has spurred a warning from Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller that ranchers in and around the Rio Grande Valley are at risk. “A tragic and alarming incident occurred near Brownsville,

Ag Commissioner Sid Miller urged all agricultural workers operating near the border or traveling to Mexico to exercise extreme caution

An improvised explosive device, or IED, killed a Texas rancher near the state's border with Mexico, Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller said Tuesday.

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Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller on Tuesday warned of Mexican cartel violence that he says threatens ranchers and farmers along the South Texas border.

Texas authorities confirm a rancher who was killed by an IED. Officials are urging extra caution, suspecting a cartel is behind the attack.

Texas ranchers who are working near the southern border have been issued a grave warning after one of their own was killed by an IED.