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Texas Ranked Best Business Climate In America By Business Facilities Magazine
Governor Greg Abbott today issued a statement after Business Facilities Magazine named Texas the state with the Best Business Climate in America
Attention to all residents, LEVEE SYSTEM IS OFF LIMITS
The United States Section of the International Boundary and Water Commission (USIBWC) is reminding the public that the Lower Rio Grande Flood Control Project (LRGFCP) levee system is off-limits.
Governor Abbott Visits The RGV to Announce Additional COVID-19 Resources, Survey Hurricane Hanna Damage
Governor Greg Abbott today visited the Rio Grande Valley to meet with state legislators and local officials to discuss the state’s ongoing response to COVID-19 and additional resources being sent to the region, as well as the Hurricane Hanna recovery efforts.
Hidalgo County statement regarding COVID-19 death totals
A recent announcement by the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) regarding fatalities due to COVID-19 has shown a difference in the numbers reported by the state and Hidalgo County.
Two Coronavirus Vaccines Enter Final Stages of Clinical Trials
As communities across the country consider whether to reopen schools and offices this fall, leaders are pinning their hopes to a COVID-19 vaccine that will soon be available.
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Claims a Family of 4
The Edinburg police department, reported the loss of a young family in Edinburg, yesterday. In this case, the family was just trying to make the best of the aftermath of Hurricane Hanna. Unfortunately, they lost their lives to a silent killer, carbon monoxide.
Free legal assistance available for those affected by Hurricane Hanna
The State Bar of Texas wants South Texas residents to know that free legal resources are available to low-income individuals affected by Hurricane Hanna.
Corporation Insider Pleads Guilty to Wire Fraud
A 41-year-old San Antonio man has admitted to wire fraud that resulted in a loss of $1,878,615.84, announced U.S. Attorney Ryan K. Patrick.
City of Edinburg Free Food Distribution
There are still thousands of Edinburg residents who don't have power and their refrigerated food has gone bad.
Pharr’s first Hispanic mayor, racewalking pioneer A.C. Jaime dies at age 84
A.C. “Beto” Jaime, the first Hispanic mayor of the city of Pharr and pioneering founder of the South Texas Walking Club, has died at the age of 84.
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