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Texas Border Business MIDLAND – The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) and local, state and federal law enforcement made 18 arrests and rescued two victims...

Texas Border Business Edinburg, Texas - With the holidays right around the corner, the City of Edinburg Parks and Recreation Department is working to ensure that...

McAllen Shines announced that Camp McAllen is its newest Champion, celebrating the 20-acrepark’s fast-growing impact on families throughout the Rio Grande Valley. In a first for the program, the McAllen Parks & Recreation Department will receive the honor, marking the department as the inaugural City of McAllen team to earn thisdistinction.

The City of Edinburg is gearing up for a cosmic celebration as the annual UFO Festival & Conference returns to the Edinburg Arts, Culture & Events Center (ACE Center) from November 20–22, 2025. 

Texas Border Business Texas Border Business WESLACO, Texas - The City of Weslaco has appointed Xavier Salinas as City Manager. Mr. Salinas brings more than 30...

A federal court has blocked Texas from using its newly approved congressional map for the 2026 election cycle, prompting Senator Juan “Chuy” Hinojosa to praise the ruling and reiterate concerns he raised during this year’s special legislative session.

Attorney General Ken Paxton has secured a significant victory in a Harris County case to put a stop to the practice of releasing criminals back into the community through relaxed bail standards instituted by an unlawful consent decree in 2019.

The South Texas College (STC) Mid-Valley Campus is taking action to support students facing food insecurity through a new $20 gift card drive, led by Social Work faculty member Noel Ysasi, Philosophy faculty member Debby Hutchins, Ph.D., and the STC Social Work Club. 

The City of Edinburg announced that the Edinburg Communications & Media Department has earned three prestigious state awards at the Texas Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors (TATOA) annual conference, held this month in The Woodlands.

Governor Greg Abbott announced the apprehension of 31 illegal immigrant drivers, mostly licensed out of California, along I-40 last week during a one-day, joint commercial vehicle enforcement (CVE) operation by the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) and federal law enforcement.