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Gonzales Appointed to The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality

“With a wealth of experience in environmental work and leadership roles, Catarina Gonzales is the right choice to lead TCEQ as the agency’s newest commissioner,” said Governor Abbott.

TSTC Counselors Ready to Help Students Overcome Roadblocks

Texas State Technical College counselors Brandi Cruz and Angela Dunn are ready to help students with these and other problems in their jobs at TSTC’s Counseling and Mental Health Services department.

McAllen’s Mayor Javier Villalobos Champions City’s Progress and Unity in 2024 State of the...

On February 7, 2024, at the McAllen Convention Center, Mayor Javier Villalobos delivered a compelling State of the City address, encapsulating the essence of McAllen under the theme "The Spirit of McAllen."

Texas Attorney General Fights Against Biden Administration’s Alleged Media Censorship Efforts

This alleged scheme not only misuses taxpayer dollars but also infringes upon Texas laws mandating that social media companies operate as common carriers, providing unbiased access to their platforms.

A Continued Legacy: Late STC Trustee’s Work Lives on Through Student Scholarship

Jesse served 18 years as an STC Trustee, and his family found it fitting that his service at the college continue. 

U.S. Border Patrol Agents Seize 530 Pounds of Marijuana

The driver was arrested for possession of marijuana, an illegal controlled substance under Federal Law.

Recognizing Black History Month

"Black History Month is an important opportunity to honor and celebrate the achievements and contributions African Americans have made, and continue to make, in the County of Hidalgo, the State of Texas, and across the Nation,"stated Commissioner Ellie Torres.

The Significance of Mexican Trade

In addition, complex supply chains are well developed, and components in numerous industries cross the border multiple times during the production process.

The Clash Over Immigration Reform: A Coalition’s Strong Opposition to the Senate’s Border Bill

One of the most contentious points raised is the bill's provision to give the District Court for the District of Columbia exclusive jurisdiction over legal challenges.

Two RGV IDEA Public Schools Recognized for Energy Efficiency by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency  

ENERGY STAR certification signifies these campuses rank in the top 25 percent of buildings nationwide in energy efficiency.

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