Pentagon Official Warns of ‘Severe Vulnerability’ in U.S. Rare Earth Supply Chain
Securing a resilient supply chain for critical minerals is fundamental to national security and the economy, said Michael P. Cadenazzi Jr., assistant secretary of war for industrial base policy, who testified today at a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing in Washington.
STC Graduate Turns Setbacks into a Path Toward Higher Education Leadership
South Texas College Computer Information Technology (CIT) alumnus Enrique Jorge recalls how being at a crossroads in life at a young age enabled him to turn a major setback into a brand-new opportunity.
City of Laredo Opens Buena Vista Sports Complex to Support Youth and Economic Growth
The City of Laredo has officially opened the Buena Vista Sports Complex, a project city leaders describe as a major investment in recreation, youth development, and economic activity.
Two American Heroes Awarded Medal of Honor During State of the Union
In the nation's capital, two heroic Americans were honored with the country's highest military decoration, the Medal of Honor.
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.
Motorcycle Patrol Unit to be Unveiled at March 3 Commissioners Court Ceremony
Constable Atanacio "J.R." Gaitan has announced the launch of the first Motorcycle Patrol Unit in Hidalgo County Precinct 4 history. The new unit represents an important step in the office’s continued commitment to modernizing operations and strengthening public safety across the precinct.
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...
























