Texas Border Business Eleventh grader Maria Romero has been accepted into NASA’s prestigious Texas High School Aerospace Scholars (HAS) programx. This is a competitive, multi-phase...

At the McAllen Legislative Wrap-Up Luncheon on October 3, 2025, Rep. Terry Canales (D–District 40) outlined his priorities from the 89th Texas Legislative Session, emphasizing public education, property tax reform, water security, and health care expansion.

At the McAllen Legislative Wrap-Up Luncheon on October 3, 2025, Rep. Sergio Muñoz Jr. (D–District 36) highlighted education, property tax policy, and workforce training as key issues from the 89th Texas Legislative Session.

Texas Border Business EDINBURG, Texas – The PSJA Education Foundation hosted its 13th Annual Gala Fundraiser on Thursday, October 2, 2025, at the Bert Ogden Arena....

Texas Border Business By Veronica Salinas At 32-years-old, student Luis Elizalde is proving that it is never too late to rewrite your story and chase your...

At the McAllen Legislative Wrap-Up Luncheon on October 3, 2025, Texas Rep. Ryan Guillen (R–District 31) highlighted what he described as the most consequential bills of the 89th Legislative Session, pointing to record funding for public schools, a new institute for dementia research, and long-term water infrastructure investment.

At the McAllen Legislative Wrap-Up Luncheon on October 3, 2025, Sen. Juan “Chuy” Hinojosa (D–District 20) outlined what he called critical investments in water, health research, and grid reliability approved during the 89th Texas Legislative Session.

At the McAllen Legislative Wrap-Up Luncheon on October 3, 2025, City Manager Ike Tawil emphasized the importance of legislative staff and credited the Rio Grande Valley’s lawmakers for their influence in Austin.

Texas Border Business PHARR, Texas – Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD made district history today as Superintendent Dr. Alejandro Elias presented the first-ever PSJA Heart of Service Coin to Jonathan Rodriguez, U.S....

At the McAllen Legislative Wrap-Up Luncheon on October 3, state lawmakers and city leaders reviewed the 89th Texas Legislative Session, pointing to major action on water, education, tax relief, and health care. The event, hosted by the McAllen Chamber of Commerce and the McAllen Economic Development Corporation, drew a bipartisan panel of legislators.