TBB Staff

Southern Careers Institute (SCI) recently added simulation training to its allied health programs to ensure students continue to develop critical patient care skills despite in-person training restrictions resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Texas Southmost College Criminal Justice Institute (CJI) cadet and U.S. Army veteran Josias Avina has planned to become a law enforcement officer since he was little, and he’ll take one step closer to making that plan a reality when he and his fellow cadets celebrate their graduation from TSC’s police academy at 6:30 p.m. on July 24.

Governor Greg Abbott today announced that the State of Texas will allocate an additional $118 million in federal funding to support higher education in Texas, including $93 million to help students continue or restart their progress toward earning a post-secondary credential or degree.

Rio Grande Valley FC (0-2-2) draw with OKC Energy FC (1-1-2) on Wednesday night. Paul Blanchette totaled six saves tonight, the most saves in a single game thus far.

The International Museum of Art & Science is honored to have received a $10,000 Relief Grant from Humanities Texas.

In response to numerous questions received at the City of McAllen relating to the new Hidalgo County order and Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s existing order, our objective is to answer these questions from business owners and the community.

Governor Greg Abbott today urged Texans to remain vigilant and closely monitor weather conditions as a tropical development in the Gulf is expected to impact parts of Texas this weekend.

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) today introduced the Restitution for Economic losses Caused by Leaders who Allow Insurrection and Mayhem (RECLAIM) Act, legislation that would hold state and local officials liable when rioters establish lawless ‘autonomous zones’ and officials abdicate their duty to protect their citizens.

U.S. Border Patrol agents stop a large drug load from entering into the U.S.

Beginning Monday, the Hidalgo County Clerk Official Records Department will only accept Real Property recordings electronically and via U.S. mail in an effort to help prevent and slow the spread of COVID-19.