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H-E-B Planetarium Draws Close to 500 Stargazers for Planetary Observations

‘I’ve never seen the moon this close before!’ - Bobby Ray Lemons, 11, of Mission Texas Border Business By Amanda A. Taylor Edinburg, Texas – All eyes...

Cuellar Secures Amendment Bringing Trauma Surgeons and Response Teams to Border Communities

Texas Border Business Will remove restrictions on Department of Defense trauma services training WASHINGTON— Today, Congressman Henry Cuellar (TX-28) secured an amendment to H.R. 5515, the...

McAllen Police Officers are searching for Audrey Nicole Nickels, 15

Texas Border Business McAllen Police Officers are searching for Audrey Nicole Nickels 15 years of age. Her voluntary absence from her residence was reported to...
The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley School of Medicine, Valley dignitaries and the community on July 26, 2018, celebrated the grand opening of its UT Health RGV Primary Care clinical site in Laguna Vista, at 723 Santa Isabel Blvd, with a ribbon-cutting and tours of the facility. The site is one of the medical facilities the UTRGV School of Medicine has been opening throughout the Valley as part of its mission to expand access to healthcare. UTRGV and the School of Medicine worked closely with Laguna Vista city and community leaders to open the primary care practice, which will serve an area that had been without such services nearby for years. (UTRGV Photo by David Pike)

School of Medicine, Community Celebrate Opening of UT Health RGV Primary Care at Laguna...

Texas Border Business By Jennifer L. Berghom Laguna Vista, Texas –  The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley School of Medicine, Valley dignitaries and the community on Wednesday...
City Manager Roel “Roy” Rodriguez standing outside the McAllen City Hall. Photo archive. By Roberto Hugo Gonzalez

City of McAllen Issues Statement on Volunteers Wishing to Distribute Supplies to Immigrants at...

Volunteers did not have permission for activity that would have caused disruption of services Texas Border Business Yesterday, the City of McAllen redirected volunteers who wished...

News and Events for McAllen ISD

Texas Border Business McAllen ISD New Teacher Orientation McAllen ISD’s New Teacher Orientation will be from 7:45-11:50 a.m. on Wednesday, August 1, at De Leon Middle...
Cuellar Fights Border Wall Funding

Rep. Cuellar Fights Border Wall Funding

Offers amendment redirecting border wall funding for Border Patrol and CBP personnel, technology, equipment, as well as protecting landowner property rights Texas Border Business WASHINGTON— Yesterday,...

Democrats Block Cornyn Family Reunification Bill Ahead of Deadline

Texas Border Business WASHINGTON – On the eve of a deadline to reunite families who’ve been detained and separated at the border, Democrats yesterday blocked...

The Truth About Texas!

Good News with a Warning Texas Border Business By M. Ray Perryman THE ECONOMIST Every year, CNBC ranks U.S. states on their business competitiveness. For the first time...
Five UTRGV students went to Dublin, Ireland, this summer as part of a study abroad mini-mester course called “Irish Plays and Playwrights” taught by Dr. Brian Warren, UTRGV associate professor of theater. The students studied Irish history, culture, folklore and plays and studied Gaelic, and were able to enjoy the sights and sounds of Ireland. Shown here, from left, are UTRGV students Felicia Wills and Zoe Sesin, both theater arts majors; Warren, who led the group; UTRGV theater arts major Selina Soto; UTRGV theater/TV/film major Gerardo Segundo; and Julieza Flores, UTRGV English major. (Courtesy Photo)

Students Find New, Valuable Perspective on Theater and Culture Diversity

‘I’m so blessed. I’m so happy I was able to get this type of opportunity.’ Texas Border Business By Amanda L. Alaniz Rio Grande Valley, Texas –...

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