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Women of Distinction to Honor Latina Leadership. Sept. 4th in Austin
The Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce (TAMACC) proudly announces its 2026 Women of Distinction Honorees—12 extraordinary Texas Latinas whose leadership, vision, innovation and service are helping shape the future of Texas.
City of Pharr and Pharr International Bridge to Host Truck Expo, Aug. 28th
The Truck Expo will take place on Friday, August 28, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM at Bert Ogden Arena (4900 S. I-69C) in Edinburg.
Gov. Greg Abbott Praises PSJA ISD’s Academic Success
Texas Governor Greg Abbott recently recognized Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD for its academic performance and commitment to investing in educators.
Governor Abbott Rings Closing Bell At Grand Opening Of NYSE Texas HQ
Governor Greg Abbott rang the Closing Bell of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in celebration of the grand opening of the headquarters of NYSE Texas.
Faith Leaders and Families to Hold Peaceful March in Edinburg
Faith leaders, families and community members will gather Saturday, Aug. 29, in Edinburg for a peaceful march supporting families affected by the deportation of a loved one.
Tuition-Free Opportunities: PossAble Dream Hosts Starr County Community Forum Aug. 28th
The PossAble Dream Adult High School will host a community forum Friday, Aug. 28 at 10 AM, to introduce the Starr County community to the school and the educational opportunities it provides for adult learners.
Obama and Trump Deportation Numbers Require Careful Comparison
Comparing deportations under former President Barack Obama and President Donald Trump seems straightforward until you account for differences in federal definitions, agencies, reporting periods, and enforcement practices.
ICE Arrests Surge as Enforcement Expands to Immigrants Without Criminal Records
Immigration arrests have surged across the United States, increasingly encompassing people with no criminal convictions or pending criminal charges as the Trump administration expands its mass deportation campaign, according to an Aug. 27 report by The New York Times.
Homeland Security Task Force Operation Ends in More Than 10 years in Prison Time...
A 27-year-old man has been sentenced for possession with intent to deliver cocaine and conspiracy to launder monetary instruments.
One Year Later: STC JagReconnect Removes Barriers, Provides Pathways to Success
The South Texas College JagReconnect Program, through the Office of Student Reengagement is celebrating its first-year successes, and the more than 450 students the program has helped return to college since its inception.Â



































