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Mike Pérez: A New Chapter in Mission’s City Management

Mike Pérez has been named the new city manager of Mission, Texas, marking a significant addition to the city's leadership team. His appointment was decided in a special meeting of the Mission City Council on March 18, 2024, following the retirement announcement of Randy Pérez

Rising Trend of Auto / Bicycle & Pedestrian Crashes

TxDOT’s Be Safe. Drive Smart. campaign and pedestrian and bicyclist safety initiative are key components of #EndTheStreak.

Rincon De Encinos Subdivision No. 3 Street Light and Drainage Projects Completed

As a result, the project has successfully installed eight new streetlights, significantly improving visibility and safety for residents.

KIDS TALK ABOUT GOD: What Can We Learn from The Road to Emmaus?

“They thought he was dead,” says Kendall, 7. “They didn’t know he was alive,” adds Adam, 10.

FTC Taking Actions Against Companies Making Deceptive Pandemic Loan Promises Lead to Record $59M...

“Biz2Credit and Womply deceived small business owners trying to secure loans at their time of greatest need,” said Samuel Levine, Director of the FTC’s Bureau of Consumer Protection.

Laredo CBP Officers Apprehend Two Men Wanted For Sex Offenses Involving Children

With increased traffic due to Spring Break, our frontline CBP officers continue to maintain strict vigilance and that dedication to duty resulted in the apprehension of two men wanted on outstanding felony warrants

SCOTUS Leaves West Texas A&M University’s “Drag Show” Denial Intact

Previously, Attorney General Paxton secured an initial victory defending Wendler after he was sued for blocking the show on the school’s campus.

City of McAllen Vision Zero Pop-Up Meetings #3 and #4: March 19th & 20th 

In the last six years, there have been 42 deaths and 277 serious injuries on Mallen roadways.

Online Business Management Technology Program Gives TSTC Student ‘Renewed Sense of Value’

Aguilar turned to her hobby of sewing to pass the time and generate an income.

The Rio Grande Valley’s Embrace of St. Patrick’s Day Traditions

The origins and evolution of this practice offer a fascinating glimpse into cultural integration and celebration.

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