TBB Staff

A new pilot program to match the needs of low-income students with the ongoing demand for skilled first responders is open for students now as part of a pilot program offered by South Texas College.

Municipal Court Judge Marissa Hernandez announced to the Commission that the Pharr Municipal Court now has two self-serving kiosks available to the public.

The Mission Regional Medical Center sent an important message related to coronaviruses, please read.

U.S. Border Patrol agents disrupted six narcotic smuggling attempts in the Rio Grande Valley over a four day period. The narcotics are valued at over 1.4 million dollars.

South Texas Senator Eddie Lucio Jr. (D-Brownsville) was recently appointed to the influential Texas Sunset Advisory Commission by Lt. Governor Dan Patrick.

To help provide a level playing field for small businesses owned and controlled by women, the Federal Government limits competition for certain contracts to businesses that participate in the Women-Owned Small Business Program.

While many UTRGV students volunteered Jan. 20 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, community stewardship for many spans the entire year at a variety of events and with service-learning projects.

A Texas Historical Commission (THC) marker memorializing the historical strike and march of farmworkers in 1966 will be unveiled on January 31, at South Texas College (STC) Starr County Campus

Dr. Joanne Rampersad-Ammons, a professor in UTRGV Department of Chemistry and the School of Earth, Environmental and Marine Sciences, is cohosting a Texas Oyster Mariculture Stakeholder meeting on Saturday to discuss the possible impact of the passage of Texas House Bill 1300 and legislation relevant to the Lower Laguna Madre

Lucas Leon Gandler Dolezal, 21, graduated from Texas State Technical College with an Associate of Applied Science degree in Welding Technology in December 2019 and immediately found employment with Keppel AmFELS as a welder in Brownsville.