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Texas Reaches Record Employment With 14.38 Million Jobs

Governor Greg Abbott celebrated the strength and resilience of the Texas economy as the state gained 40,100 nonfarm jobs over the month of January and hit a new historic high of 14,379,500 total jobs.

Paxton Initiates Legal Action Following Sharia Law Inquiry

Attorney General Ken Paxton demanded documents from the Islamic Tribunal, which is a group that has been accused of making judicial rulings based on sharia law.

Ron Garza guides regional infrastructure dialogue at RGV Connect forum

Texas Border Business By Roberto Hugo González / Texas Border Business At the RGV Connect Transportation and Trade session, Ron Garza served as moderator, guiding a...

Lawmakers and Families Urge Action on DACA Renewal Delays

Texas Border Business Texas Border Business WASHINGTON, D.C. — During a press call hosted by FWD.us, lawmakers, affected families, and advocates called on the Department of...

Donna Bridge expansion plans aim to increase capacity and improve cross-border flow

At the RGV Connect Transportation and Trade session, Marcela Gonzalez, assistant city manager for the City of Donna and executive director of the Donna International Bridge, outlined current operations and expansion plans to increase capacity and improve cross-border movement.

Donna advances bridge expansion and trade corridor plans to boost regional mobility

At the RGV Connect Transportation and Trade session, Jesus Reyna, interim city manager for the City of Donna, outlined key infrastructure projects aimed at improving mobility and supporting economic growth in the Rio Grande Valley.

Cameron County pushes major infrastructure plan to support Valley growth

At the RGV Connect Transportation and Trade session, Cameron County Administrator Pete Sepulveda said the Rio Grande Valley must accelerate infrastructure development to support economic growth tied to trade, energy and population increases.

CIC Competitive Industrial Center Launches Integrated Solution for a More Complex U.S.–Mexico Trade Era

Texas Border Business By Roberto Hugo González / Texas Border Business As U.S.–Mexico trade grows more complex, companies are under pressure to keep up with shifting...

Health Alert Issued for Great Value Dinosaur-Shaped Chicken Nuggets Sold in Texas

The Texas Department of State Health Services is warning people not to eat Great Value brand frozen dinosaur-shaped chicken nuggets with a best by date of Feb. 10, 2027.

Space Launch Delta 45 Plays Key Role in Historic Artemis II Mission

Texas Border Business By Space Force 2nd Lt. Christian Malaniak, Space Launch Delta 45 / US DOW On April 1st  NASA's Artemis II mission successfully launched from the Eastern...

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