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President Trump Says U.S. Conducted Strike in Venezuela and Detained President Maduro
Trump announces news conference from Mar-a-Lago
272-Acre Industrial Zoned Land Deal Closes in Santa Teresa, New MexicoÂ
Colliers New Mexico- El Paso and Killam Development announced the closing of a ±272-acre industrial-zoned land sale in Santa Teresa, New Mexico. Engineering design and development are scheduled to begin in the first quarter of 2026. The first phase will include limited build-to-suit opportunities and initial lot availability.Â
Mission EDC CEO Honored for Advancing Cross-Border Trade With San Luis PotosÃÂ
Teclo Garcia, chief executive officer of the Mission Economic Development Corporation, was recently recognized in San Luis PotosÃ, where he was designated an Honorary Representative of the Mexican state. The recognition was presented by state leadership and cited Mission EDC’s sustained efforts to promote bilateral trade and investment.Â
Auto Industry Faces Higher Costs and Complexity if USMCA Is Replaced, Trade Expert Says
An overhaul or replacement of the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement would create significant operational challenges for automakers and suppliers, according to Jorge Torres, president of Interlink Trade Services and a specialist in international commerce.Â
Texas Officials Renew Efforts to Extradite Murder Suspect After Death of Eddy BetancourtÂ
The McAllen Police Department and other authorities are searching for 60-year-old Reynaldo Mata-Rios, the suspect wanted in the fatal shooting of Eddy Betancourt, a prominent businessman and state official from Mission, Texas.
Hunt PanAm Hangar Groundbreaking Signals Continued Aviation Investment in BrownsvilleÂ
Growth in aviation infrastructure at the Brownsville South Padre Island International Airport was highlighted with the recent groundbreaking of the Hunt PanAm Hangar at 414 Amelia Earhart Drive. City officials and aviation leaders described the project as an important investment that supports the expansion of services and long-term development at the airport.Â
Finding joy in the kitchen
For 18-year-old Natalia Garcia, the kitchen has always been a place of comfort, a space filled with the warmth of family, laughter and the smell of something sweet baking in the oven. What began as a simple hobby helping her mom with cakes and cookies for family gatherings has now blossomed into a career, she’s proudly pursuing at South Texas College.
Texas Faces Sweeping Legal Changes in 2026
A new set of Texas laws approved by the 89th Texas Legislature in 2025 is scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2026, bringing changes across law enforcement, technology regulation, business taxation, housing, and nonprofit property exemptions. Roughly 31 bills are set to become law on that date unless delayed or blocked by the courts. Many have drawn attention because of their potential statewide impact.
COMPAS Shutdown in Mexico to Cost 3,600 Jobs, Marking Major Shift in Automotive ManufacturingÂ
The Cooperation Manufacturing Plant Aguascalientes (COMPAS), a joint venture between Nissan Motor Co. and Mercedes-Benz Group, has announced it will cease operations in Mexico by May 2026.
The McAllen Citizens League to host important panel discussion
The McAllen Citizens League (MCL) is pleased to host an informative and timely discussion concerning an issue that affects us all.
























