Inter-American Air Forces Academy adapts during COVID-19 via distance learning
In March, when the nation started shelter-in-place orders due to the ongoing coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic
Out of 100, four potential COVID-19 vaccines are the US and Europe
The coronavirus pandemic has set off an unprecedented global race for a vaccine.
Rio Bank adds University of Texas Rio Grande Valley to office tenant mix in...
Rio Bank has entered into a lease agreement with The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley for 27,644 square feet of space on the fifth and sixth floors of its office building located at 701 East Expressway 83 in McAllen, Texas.
Hidalgo County Commissioners Court makes $63 million in Federal COVID-19 money Available to Local...
The Hidalgo County Commissioners Court voted on Tuesday to make approximately $63 million in federal funding under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security or CARES Act available to reimburse the county’s 22 municipalities for COVID-19 related costs.
Air Force announces 2019 athletes of the year
The Air Force recently named its male and female 2019 athletes of the year.
Small Biz Oppose Corporate Immunity Push
Main Street Alliance sent a letter to Congressional leaders last week warning them of the danger to small businesses by pushing forward corporate immunity, a long time goal of large corporations looking to undo decades of worker and consumer protections.
“The Palm Awards Find Silver Lining in Unprecedented Times”
Rio Grande Valley High School Theatre Awards(The Palm Awards), founded in 2018 by the McAllen Performing Arts Center and two retired high school theatre professors, Michael Alibis and Gilbert Cepeda has served as a platform for theater students by elevating the importance of performing arts education in schools.
Farmers Ahead of Planting Schedule could also Benefit from this Prediction
AccuWeather’s forecast last week for “the best stretch of weather they will have had” in the Midwest came true and paid off for corn and soybean farmers in particular.
WATCH: How Coronavirus Could be Spread at a Restaurant Buffet
In an experiment conducted by Japanese broadcaster NHK in collaboration with experts on how contact infections, which are said to have led to the spread of infection on cruise ships, occur, a paint that looks like a virus spreads through what many people touch. It was confirmed.
WATCH: Governor’s Small Business Webinar Series – Business Strategy for an Evolving Future
As our state's economy begins to reopen, many businesses are adapting their strategy to cope with uncertainty ahead. This webinar will assist small businesses and entrepreneurs develop business strategies and solutions to navigate evolving situations.

























