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Texas Makes Strides in Education, Still Trails National Averages

The overall education level of Americans is rising according to new data from the US Census Bureau, and Texas has seen some encouraging gains. While the state still has some catching up to do, the situation has improved notably over the past decade.

Online Utility Assistance Portal Returns March 1 for Hidalgo County Residents

 Beginning Sunday, March 1, 2026, at 8 a.m., the Hidalgo County Community Service Agency (CSA) will once again offer residents the option to apply for utility assistance online through its website, hidalgocsa.org.

Leadership McAllen Boosts Student Confidence with Professional Clothing Donation

Leadership McAllen is helping South Texas College spread confidence through a recent clothing donation made to the college’s Threads Closet, a student resource that provides students with the professional clothing they need to prepare for job interviews, internships or career opportunities.

Court ruling strips the president of key tariff weapon forcing scramble for new trade...

A recent court ruling limiting the president’s ability to impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act has forced the administration to rely on narrower statutory tools, increasing legal risk, political pressure, and compliance challenges, according to Jorge A. Torres, President and CEO of Interlink Trade Services.

Cameron County Awarded $2.32 Million for Parks and Coastal Projects

Texas Border Business The Texas General Land Office (GLO) hosted its Rio Grande Valley Coastal Check Presentation on Tuesday, February 24. During the event, several...

United States Wins Olympic Hockey Gold in Milan

Texas Border Business Texas Border Business The United States men’s ice hockey team won the gold medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan, Italy, defeating...

STC CATA and La Joya ISD Launch Apprenticeship Pipeline for Future Trades Professionals

A new partnership between the Center for Advanced Training and Apprenticeships (CATA) at South Texas College, La Joya Independent School District and regional industry leaders is creating a pipeline from the classroom to the jobsite for local high school students.

Op-Ed:  De La Cruz: Bringing South Texas to the State of the Union

The annual State of the Union is more than a tradition; it is a bridge between the President and the American people.

Cavender’s Boot City is Coming Soon To Weslaco 

Cavender’s Boot City, the premier destination for authentic Western Wear for more than 60 years, announced its newest location coming soon to Weslaco, TX.

McAllen Begins Lateral Drainage Improvements Project

February 24, 2026- This morning, McAllen City officials held a groundbreaking ceremony at 10th Street and Auburn Avenue in the North Park Village Phase II parking lot to mark the start of the McAllen Lateral Channel Improvements Project. The event included Mayor Javier Villalobos, the City Commission, City Manager Isaac J. Tawil, and Engineering Director Eduardo Mendoza.

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