TBB Staff

Alignable’s Consumer Confidence Poll shows 45% of consumers shifted from shopping at local businesses to purchasing goods from national, online retailers when they were most concerned about COVID.

Three cases of West Nile Virus have been confirmed in Hidalgo County, Health and Human Services Director Eduardo Olivarez said Monday.

Today, the City of McAllen and the McAllen Convention Center Facilities announced its first major public event will be celebrated in a reimagined new normal.

Border Patrol agents locate four young children after a human smuggler leaves them alone on the banks of the Rio Grande.

For three consecutive years, the Texas Association of Secondary School Principals (TASSP) has named a principal from the Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District as the Region One Outstanding Principal of the Year.

From River Thames to the Rio Grande, the Brownsville Community Improvement Corporations (BCIC) and the Rio South Texas Economic Council (RSTEC) are set to host a virtual tour of the Rio Grande Valley border region for the British Consulate General in Houston.

She is gone, but not forgotten. A memorial service will be held Tues. Oct. 20 to honor Mission Police Department’s K9 Roxy.

Border Patrol Agents discover a three year old child in the hands of a stranger after human smugglers raft her across the Rio Grande.

Students across the Pharr-San Juan-Alamo School District had the opportunity to learn from dozens of business professionals during Workforce Solutions’ 2020 Virtual Careers In Texas Youth Conference, which took place via Zoom over the course of four days starting, Monday, Oct. 12.

Governor Greg Abbott today announced that his Public Safety Office (PSO) will administer more than $296 million in grant funding for a variety of programs and services in Texas to support a broad range of public safety initiatives.