From Border Patrol to Home Builder: Cesar Zecca’s Inspiring Career Transition
Now more than three years later, Zecca was among the 3,000 graduates at STC’s commencement
Governor Condemns President Biden’s Worthless Border Proposals
To be clear, President Biden’s feckless proposals, which he could have done years ago, do nothing to slow the record-breaking illegal immigration.
Kelly Appointed To Texas Diabetes Council
Michael Kelly, Ph.D., of El Paso is vice president of programs for Paso del Norte Health Foundation.
Michael Scaief Highlights Nearshoring Insights and Cross-Border Strategies at Texas-México Business Summit
Nearshoring in 2024 was at the forefront of discussion at the Texas-México Business Summit, hosted by La Asociación de Empresarios Mexicanos DFW Chapter (AEM) at the Hilton Anatole Hotel in Dallas.
Edinburg Excels in Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Audit
The City of Edinburg remains dedicated to maintaining strong financial stewardship.
New Joint Agreement Makes It Easier To Go From Jaguars To Aggies
This agreement offers students who apply for admission directly to Texas A&M University, but do not meet admission requirements.
El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele Warns of U.S. Tax Illusion and Economic Decline at...
According to Bukele, the real issue is that the high taxes imposed on Americans aren't actually funding the government.
Sony and Albert Rego Deliver a $25,000 Check to South Texas College
"This is a momentous occasion where we are really celebrating the expansion of one of the region's most unique, fastest-growing programs here in the region," said Dr. Solis.
Alamo Man to serve 40 years in prison for Murder of Weslaco Doctor
Gonzalez is scheduled to be sentenced by the court on May 13 to confinement in the Institutional Division of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice for 40 years
El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele Warns the U.S. at CPAC 2024
He passionately urged Americans to recognize the dangerous decline within their nation and act before it's too late.
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