TBB Staff

The UTRGV School of Medicine’s Class of 2021 celebrated a memorable Match Day on Friday, with 50 medical students matching to residency programs around the country.

After a year of isolation from loved ones and lack of physical contact with their families in some cases, Texas nursing home residents who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 are now allowed unlimited hugs and visits from their loved ones

As of February 19th, there have been over 57 million COVID-19 vaccinations administered in the United States. The basic premise behind COVID vaccinations is to teach your body how to recognize and fight off the virus.

“The #FakeNews is lying to everyone about our filing in the Dominion case. My position has not changed. We will be taking them to the mat.” - Sidney

According to “25 Years of Hispanic-Serving Institutions,” a new research report released by Excelencia in Education that is funded in part by The University of Texas at San Antonio, federally funded Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs) enroll 1.1 million more full-time equivalent students today than they did in 1994-1995

Governor Greg Abbott today held a roundtable discussion with employees of Bison Coolers in Fort Worth.

Photos released by the office of a Democratic U.S. representative show dozens of migrants cramped together in a Border Patrol facility in South Texas

All Texas adults will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine regardless of age, occupation or health status starting on March 29, state health officials said Tuesday.

National Electric Coil, a remanufacturer of large motors and alternators, will expand its operations by 119 new jobs within the next 3 years and invest $4 million in new equipment

The Pharr EDC Foundation, in partnership with the Pharr Economic Development Corporation (EDC) and the City of Pharr, is proud to announce that scholarship applications are now available for Pharr students.