TBB Staff

Online shopping has become the most ideal method for retail customers to buy products. Almost everyone does at least a portion of their shopping online these days.

On March 10, Gov. Greg Abbott’s executive order GA-34 went into effect across Texas, lifting the COVID-19 mask mandate and dramatically expanding business occupancy. In an effort to capture public opinion about the executive order, the Hobby School of Public Affairs at the University of Houston conducted the first study, polling 1,500 Texans, 18 years and older.

TEXAS – IDEA Public Schools is set to host its first-ever virtual 5K Walk/Run on Saturday, April 3, 2021, at 8 a.m. As part of IDEA’s mission to become the healthiest district in America, IDEA hosts an annual 5K Run/Walk in each of its large regions to engage students, families, and the community in a fun, educational opportunity to be active.

With rapid educational expansion in many developing countries, much progress has been made in terms of access to education.

Our federal government has given the green light to allow a Chinese company, owned by a former communist government general, to purchase 180,000 acres of Texas land near the Rio Grande, just north of Laughlin Air Force Base.

EDINBURG, TX – Need a place to study? Home Wi-Fi isn’t working? Then come on over and request a spot in the Empowerment Resource Center (ERC) at the Sekula Memorial Library. The ERC offers ten workstations for patrons to use for work, schoolwork, and test-taking purposes.

The U.S. Small Business Administration is increasing the maximum amount small businesses and non-profit organizations can borrow through its COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program.

As the state prepares to increase the pool of people eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccines to include all adults age 18 and older, it has directed Hidalgo County health officials to convert some of this week’s 2nd dose allotment to 1st doses.

McAllen Border Patrol Station (MCS) agents arrested two illegal aliens with violent criminal history to include rape and sexual assault.

Over a span of three days, Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol (RGV) agents seized more than $712K worth of marijuana in failed narcotics smuggling attempts.