Breast Cancer continues to be the most prevalent cancer and the second most common cause of cancer-related deaths among Texas women, also affecting about one in every 1,000 men.

U.S. Border Patrol agents in the Rio Grande Valley apprehended a previously-deported felon.

Senior Chief Mineman Elizando Roel, assigned to Independence-class littoral combat ship USS Charleston (LCS 18) and native of Mission, Texas, talks about damage control equipment and procedure on a tour of the ship during San Francisco Fleet Week 2019 (SFFW).

The grief associated with the loss of a child through miscarriage, stillbirth, or newborn death, can often be overwhelming.

A Texas Workforce Commission grant will allow Texas State Technical College and Mueller Co. at its Brownsville location to advance the technical skills of more than 80 Mueller Co. employees through workforce training provided by TSTC.

Most of us quickly identify mesquite as a great source of flavoring on the grill, yet there is so much more! This year Quinta Mazatlán’s Planta Nativa celebration features the majestic mesquite tree where attendees will have the unique opportunity to experience five F’s of mesquite come to life: Food for people & wildlife, Formula as medicine/healing, Furniture/flooring, Fuel for fire and Flora for Fauna.

At South Texas College, students will be doing more than just thinking about it. Thanks to a unique Texas Workforce Commission-backed partnership with local breweries like Mission’s 5x5 Brewing Co., STC students will have the opportunity to get an education in fermentation.

IDEA Public Schools hosted community leaders, board members, supporters, IDEA students, and others in celebrating the groundbreaking of its newest campus in the Upper Valley, IDEA Palmview, which will be located at 4100 N Schuerbach Rd, on Wednesday, October 9th at 8:30 a.m.

During the 2019 Texas Municipal League (TML) Annual Conference in San Antonio on October 9-11, the City of Mission picked up a prestigious Municipal Excellence Award in the management innovation category for cities more than 25,000 in population.

South Texas College’s Library Art Gallery proudly presentsBorderígena, an exhibit with layered mixed-media paintings by Jesus De La Rosa. De La Rosa was raised in the Rio Grande Valley and Nuevo Progreso, Mexico.