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Monica’s Angels Reemerge for Breast Cancer Treatment of Original Angel

At the start of her senior year at Memorial High School in McAllen in 1998, doctors diagnosed Monica Montanaro with osteosarcoma for the second time. Her first diagnosis came during her sophomore year.

Local Manufacturer, America Care, to begin producing PPE equipment domestically in Brownsville, Texas through...

The Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation (BCIC), the Type B Economic Development Organization for the City, has assisted a Brownsville manufacturing company to obtain financing to help bolster the nation's domestic production of personal protective equipment (PPE).

Sullivan to step down as Insurance Commissioner

Kent Sullivan has notified Governor Abbott that he will resign as Texas Insurance Commissioner in September to return to the private sector.

McAllen Police Seek to Locate Suspect in Violation of Protective Order

McAllen Police Officers are asking the public’s assistance in locating Romeo Lozano II. A warrant of arrest was issued in McAllen Municipal Court for Romeo Lozano II. He is wanted for Violation of Protective Order.

RGV Agents Disrupt Smuggling Operations

This weekend, U.S. Border Patrol agents arrested 17 illegal aliens in three separate smuggling attempts

WATCH: City of McAllen Presents “United for Reynosa”

During this meeting McAllen Mayor, Jim Darling and Reynosa Mayor, Maqui Ortiz joined by Mexican Consul in McAllen Froylan Yescas Cedillo, will participate in a brief virtual ceremony. The main topic will be to make official the donation of drinking water by McAllen towards the victims of Hurricane Hanna in Reynosa.

Why walking to work may be better for you than a casual stroll

Walking with a purpose – especially walking to get to work – makes people walk faster and consider themselves to be healthier, a new study has found.

UTSA ranks in top 3 in Texas for graduating Hispanic students

A new report analyzing the equity gap in educational attainment nationally and statewide has named The University of Texas at San Antonio(UTSA) a top institution in Texas for graduating Latinos.

Edinburg CISD virtual conference attracts thousands of educators, parents

For the first time in its nine-year history, the Technology Department from the Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District recently hosted its annual innovate conference virtually.

Rep. Cuellar Announces $550,000 in Federal Funding to Help Small Businesses Respond to Coronavirus

Congressman Henry Cuellar (TX-28) announced $550,000 in federal funds have been allocated to South Texas Development Council (STDC).

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