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As Texans prepare for the holidays, the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) reminds everyone to remain observant, report suspicious activity and take steps to ensure a safe and enjoyable season.

South Texas College’s Continuing Education and Workforce Development division is expanding its professional training opportunities in Mission, announcing a new slate of short, affordable courses beginning in January at the Center for Education and Economic Development (CEED).

Texas Border Business EDINBURG, Texas - On December 21, 2025, at approximately 5:15 a.m., an officer in the area of 4th Street and Freddy Gonzalez Drive...

Governor Greg Abbott lauded the strength of Texas’ robust and diverse economy that fosters an environment where large and small business can succeed. 

South Texas College is preparing for its transition into a new wellness era. Kinesiology program leadership are encouraging students, staff and faculty to take advantage of existing health and wellness services, especially as the college gets set for the opening of a new Kinesiology and Wellness Center at its Pecan Campus.

Texas Border Business For Isaac Garza, it’s better to give than to receive during the holiday season. On Saturday, December 20, 2025, the 16-year-old high school sophomore and his family –...

“After many months of pressure from the Trump administration and myself, I am pleased that Mexico has finally agreed to deliver more water it owes under the 1944 Water Treaty and has started to make those disbursements to the United States this week,” said Sen. Cornyn. Image for illustration purposes

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is increasing enforcement for Christmas and New Year's to ensure Texans have a safe holiday. Texas Highway Patrol (THP) Troopers will surge enforcement efforts from Friday, Dec. 19, through Thursday, Jan. 1

Certainly, there is no good time to be a victim of a scam. But getting scammed during the holidays—a time of giving and good cheer—can add an extra sting.

State Sen. Juan “Chuy” Hinojosa shared a letter with Texas Border Business outlining what he described as “important developments regarding a potential historic funding opportunity to modernize canal infrastructure in the Rio Grande Valley.”